Infrastructure Consolidation
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We design and build reliable datacentre infrastructures to guarantee IT service delivery.
Moving to the datacentre
The Utility industry has been characterised by significant change over the last decade. The pace of change within the IT department
has meant that there has been very little time for reflection or rationalisation, whilst at the same time control and manageability
has been eroded. Today, many IT departments are trying to restore order, by bringing servers and storage back under the umbrella
of the datacentre.
The traditional datacentre gave us security, scalability and manageability. It is essential that these attributes are carried forward into the IT environment of the future, with scope for improved availability, performance, flexibility and manageability. This equates to a predictable service that meets expectations for customers and internal users alike. The issue is how to move to a ‘datacentric model’ with all the current constraints of resources - people, skills and space.
This isn’t the only pressure: IT budgets are scrutinised, as management refocuses on total cost of ownership and increases the pressure to maximise use of the asset base - hardware, software and people. And these pressures aren’t going to go away. This is where Fujitsu can help.
How can Fujitsu help
We supply services to design and build successful datacentre infrastructures, giving your organisation the ability to supply
information and processing capacity to the right place at the right time.
There’s a couple of things you need to know about us:
- Firstly, we have over 30 years experience of designing, building and operating datacentres. So we know exactly how design decisions translate into everyday operations.
- We also understand that the infrastructure has to build on the people, processes and IT estate that are already in place.
- Finally, we are a truly independent service company. That means we can offer solutions based on best of breed components - servers, storage, software, networks and associated tools.
