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The Calibrated Data Center
The Calibrated #DataCenter
It seems like a day doesn’t go by where I don’t read something about Software Defined Data Centers (SDDC). While nobody seems to have settled on an actual definition of what a true SDDC is supposed to do, the overall concept seems to have everybody excited. While I don’t dispute that SDDC seem to be a logical path for the industry to take, I don’t see many articles quoting any real sales…
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DOES THE DATACENTER INDUSTRY NEED A CAPACITY GOD?
DOES THE #DATACENTER INDUSTRY NEED A CAPACITY GOD?
Published on 18th June 2014 by Penny Jones
DOES THE DATACENTER INDUSTRY NEED A CAPACITY GOD?
The divide between facilities and IT teams within the data center created some lively debate this week at DatacenterDynamicsConverged Santa Clara. This time the conversation was around unused capacity, cost and risk. Judging by the thoughts of those working here on the US West Coast, the…
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Future Facilities Newsletter
Connect with us In This Issue 451 Research Group Paper Is Your Data Center Compromised? ACE Case Study What is a Valid Data Center Model? Upcoming Webcasts June 17, 2014: Mission Critial Magazine – Thermal Efficiency Results in Greener Data Center Containment June 25, 2014: BrightTALK – ACE: A new approach to scoring data center performance
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Datacenter Case Study - Minimizing lost IT loading capacity through the virtual facility approach
Datacenter Case Study – Minimizing lost IT loading capacity through the virtual facility approach
by Sherman Ikemoto
The initial capital cost of a data center facility runs anywhere from $10 to $30 million per megawatt of IT capacity. Despite these high costs, the average data center strands between 25% to 40% of its IT loading capacity through inefficient data-center equipment layout and management. As such, substantial financial losses are routinely incurred through lost IT loading…
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Continuous Modeling ( #datacenter continuous modeling )
Continuous Modeling ( #datacenter continuous modeling )
Posted by: Margaret Rouse
Continuous modeling is an approach to data center management that supplements infrastructure management (DCIM) tools with engineering simulation tools.
Traditional DCIM management tools provide administrators with a federated view of an organization’s building management system (BMS), IT asset management (IAM) and network management system (NMS). For a data center to…
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ACE: A new approach to scoring datacenter performance
ACE: A new approach to scoring #datacenter performance
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Business requirements that change continuously. This change drives change in the data center. The data center is meant to be a flexible, blank slate upon which IT services are quickly built, dismantled and reconfigured continuously to enable business agility. But how agile is your data center? Can you quantify the cost and risk of changing the data center…
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Future Facilities Guides Datacenter Industry on Calibration for Predictive Modeling
Future Facilities Guides #Datacenter Industry on Calibration for Predictive Modeling
Future Facilities’ Mark Seymour publishes the first in a series of white-papers discussing model refinement and calibration when predictively modeling a data center
LONDON & SAN JOSE, Calif.- Future Facilities, a leading provider of data center design and operations management software, today announced that Mark Seymour, data center cooling expert and chief technical officer at Future…
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@UptimeInstitute Symposium Modeling the #DataCenter Lifecycle
Modeling the Data Center Lifecycle Presenter: Sherman Ikemoto, Director, Future Facilities Inc.
Tuesday, May 20, 2014 4:10 – 4:40 p.m. Data centers are a key component of modern companies. Senior management in these enterprises assume that future IT-related changes demanded by the business can be accommodated within their data center infrastructures. Alas, this demand for…
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