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Feb 18, 2009 |
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Identify a strategic entry point for data center transformation to achieve facilities that are scalable, modular, energy-efficient, and continuously available. |
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Data Center Design and Management
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Data Management
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Plant Maintenance
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Power Sources & Conditioning Devices
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Project Management
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Today’s new reality is that the data center does not just support the business—it powers the business. Data center risks are now business risks, and data center opportunities are now business opportunities. And business success is inextricably linked to data center strategy. But data centers are facing a number of challenges. The pressure to lower costs and become more efficient is directly countered by burgeoning demands for computing power and by rising prices for everything from office space to electrical power. In many legacy data centers, the tremendous growth in computing capacity has actually outstripped the capabilities of the facility to provide adequate capacity, availability, and continuity. And enterprise mergers and acquisitions have created the need for integration and consolidation on a large scale.
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