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Data Centres - transforming IT by Innes Donaldson
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Data Centres - transforming IT |
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Advice,Business,Consumer
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IT as a service is here to stay. IT organisations must embrace five major trends in data centre and operational transformation – which has been said again and again in recent times by many of the leaders in the field of IT. The word "transformation" is on the lips of many IT leaders when discussing the ways to which a data centre will be able to act for the good of the running of a business, large or small. You want to overcome the inflexibility and high costs created by IT sprawl and shift more resources to innovation and this is for sure where a data centre can prove to be the ideal form of technology. Virtualisation technology and cloud computing lets businesses manage corporate data in new ways. Data centre transformation is the new way of thinking. There are a number of firms in the market now who have performed large and small, regional and global, Data Center consolidation and transformation engagements. They are now being called upon to good effect to further harness the manner to which data centre’s can be used within a business / commercial environment. There are now firms like Logicalis who provide data center services that help organizations optimize IT delivery and usher in a new era of business-aligned IT services. Transform your datacentre with a private cloud platform and take advantage of this as a whole new technology for your business. Transforming datacenters is more than virtualization and automation. innovations that will drive growth and transform the Data centre stem a great deal from the sheer R & D now being set in place in how the centre’s are now able to work and integrate with the running of a business. They are more developed and advanced right now than they have ever been at any time ever before which can only be a good thing for a business. As virtualization and cloud computing moves forward, the traditional data center as we know it is being transformed - changing into a large, highly automated place which can be seen housed in businesses all over the place. Manage your own data center or outsource it? That's the question facing many companies as tech data infrastructure begins to age. One thing though will be the need for there to be someone to call on should it ever go wrong. The data center is for sure on the up and very much here to stay.
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