A Virtual Machine is a software-based computer that runs an operating system and applications in a way similar to that of a physical computer. Virtual machines consist of a set of specifications and configuration files and are supported by the physical resources of a host. Every virtual machine has virtual devices that offer the same functionalities as physical hardware and have added benefits in terms of portability, manageability, and security.
Virtual machines are useful for performing specific tasks that are risky to perform in a host environment, such as accessing virus-infected data and testing operating systems. Since a virtual machine is sandboxed from the rest of the system, the software inside the virtual machine cannot interfere with the host computer.
360Quadrants, the most granular comparison platform, has released a quadrant on Best Virtual Machine Software to help businesses make quicker and more informed decisions. The quadrant has ALTARO SOFTWARE, MICROSOFT, QEMU, V2 Cloud Solutions, and VEEAM SOFTWARE sharing space as Visionary Leaders.
360Quadrants are generated post analysis of companies (product maturity and company maturity). Quadrants will be updated every three months based on market and regional analyses and developments in Virtual Machine Software. 360Quadrants also lists the 20 best companies in the virtual machine software space.
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Virtual Machine Software Quadrant Highlights
25 companies offering Top Virtual Machine Software were analyzed, and the top 20 companies were shortlisted and categorized on a quadrant under Visionary Leaders, Innovators, Dynamic Differentiators, and Emerging Leaders.
Altaro Software, Microsoft, QEMU, V2 Cloud Solutions, Veeam Software, Oracle, and VMWare have been identified as Visionary Leaders, as they have established product portfolios and a robust market presence & business strategy.
Joyent Inc, Nanosystems, MICRO FOCUS, and VMLite have been identified as Innovators, as they have focused product portfolios and innovative business strategies, with which they are able to set new trends in the market.
Wisper, Cherry Servers, Layerstack, and Neverfail have been recognized as Dynamic Differentiators, as they have strong business strategies but weaker product offerings as compared to other market players.
Ahsay, CloudShare, Fumarii Technologies, Enter, and Synology have been identified as Emerging Companies, as they have niche product offerings and decent business strategies which help them in having consistent growth.
360Quadrants conducts an in-depth SWOT analysis and accurately analyzes the companies considered for evaluation. This helps service providers learn about new opportunities and areas where they lag behind their peers. It also helps clients choose the most appropriate vendors for their requirements.
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360Quadrants Scoring Methodology
The top companies in the Virtual Machine Software market will be rated using the following methodology:
- A highly experienced team of researchers and senior analysts conducts extensive research to generate a list of vendors (competitors).
- A patent-pending algorithm is used to collect inputs from key stakeholders—industry experts, buyers, vendors, and 360Quadrants analysts—based on criteria for Product Maturity and Company Maturity.
a. Criteria under Product Maturity include breadth and depth of product/service offering, product features and functionalities, product differentiation, and their impact on customer value.
b. Criteria under Company Maturity include geographical footprint, partner ecosystem, financial stability, and client coverage or sector footprint. - Approximately 30+ in-depth parameters will be considered for research into the Virtual Machine Software market. These parameters will be updated every six months to ensure the latest developments are taken into consideration.
- A weight is assigned to each stakeholder based on information gathered pertaining to the above criteria as well as inputs from stakeholders. These inputs follow the order of priority given below:
a. Buyers
b. Industry Experts
c. 360Quadrants Analysts
d. Vendors (Competitors) - The inputs are analyzed, and a final rating is assigned to each vendor (competitor).
- After the finalization of ratings, each vendor is placed in the most relevant quadrant based on its score.
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