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If you need to control the energy consumption of your data centre, a Data Centre Infrastructure Efficiency (DCiE) Assessment and follow on Audit from Keysource offers a fully structured process which enables data centre operators to obtain accurate measurement and analysis of the efficiency of their facility.
Once an initial measurement has taken place, which adheres to the measures set out by The Green Grid, Keysource will offer recommendations to help reduce data centre energy consumption, whilst improving data centre performance and saving money for your data centre.
Stage One, The DCiE Assessments:
Provides an effective 'snap shot' measurement of your facility's energy efficiency
Assesses best practice and identifies opportunities for data centre efficiency improvements
Assesses the balance between efficiency and availability and offers insights in latent capacity or possible cost savings
Recommends (if applicable) new design strategies for data centre upgrade or new data centre build.
Ongoing measurement is the key. The DCiE Audit is designed as a follow on from Assessment and enables Data Centre Operators to gain a greater understanding of their facility and is vital when considering long-term investment.
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Stage Two, The DCiE Audit:
Is a continuous observation and analysis of the Mechanical and Electrical infrastructure
Assesses the scalability and resilience of the technical space and recommendations for refining existing systems
Enables the development of an integrated strategy across IT and facilities to optimise the data centre through applying both IT and Mechanical and Electrical (M+E) Best Practice
Establishing a plan, budget and project ROI for improvements.
So what do you need to do now to take the first step towards reducing your facility's energy consumption and save on money? Contact us to talk through the Assessment and Audit and find out how your data centre can become more energy efficient and save money.
More about The Green Grid
The Green Grid is a global network set up to save energy consumption in data center. Find out more by reading The Green Grid's White Papers.
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