You can create data for virtual images to track in the lab management tool. A virtual image is a .vmx file that consists of software to be used as a basis for applications under test. For example, you could set up a base image .vmx file consisting of a Windows XP, SP2 operating system and security software for the English language. You would then assign it a name (for example, WinXP-SP2-eng.vmx) and save it. When you deploy the image onto a physical machine and rename the image, it becomes a virtual machine. You could then load an application for testing onto the virtual machine. Virtual images can easily be reused, which can save time setting up additional testing environments.

Hi,
Can RQM integrate with VMware to do VMware operation ( VM creation etc. ) from RQM user interface ?

There were talks with VM Logix and Surgient at one point to integrate their respective products with RQM to enable deployment from the RQM UI but to be honest I don't know what ultimately happened with that effort. If you are integrating with either of those solutions it might be worth following up with them.
We have discussed adding various hypervisor integrations for many releases but nothing has come of it yet. It would be worth creating an enhancement request and seeing where it goes.
Regards,
John