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Digital Infrastructure Roadmap Methodology [Uptime 2011]

Digital Infrastructure Roadmap Methodology [Uptime 2011]

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Digital Infrastructure Planning for Private Cloud
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  • Dec 2011
Very new to the scene for many financial services companies are private cloud architectures. These revolutionary environments are leading the way for versatile, rapidly deployed and optimized infrastructures. Digital Infrastructure encompasses Business Requirements, Technology Infrastructure, and Facilities Infrastructure. This paper uses a case st...
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... methodology outlined in Figure 1 includes collecting data and information from the current IT environment and data center. This data is used to create a baseline of the application environment and IT systems which will serve as the starting point for modeling private cloud usage. ...
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... decreasing the power usage effectiveness (PUE) and utilizing more efficient MEP components, annual OPEX within the data center can be reduced. Figure 10 shows other operating expenses for consideration before making final budget decisions [Koomey 2008]. ...
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... the data center is already operational, the existing (non-power-related) operating costs will remain constant. In the event a new data center is required, there would be additional OPEX due to the cost of multiple data centers and the cost drivers illustrated in Figure 10. ...

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