The planning, construction, and operation of IT infrastructure for mission-critical applications in reliable data centers represents a real challenge to this day. More is required than just choosing the right IT equipment to satisfy an individual company’s requirements. There are various other factors which need to be considered, such as building design and size, electric wiring, waste, heat, ventilation equipment, availability, as well as acquisition and operating costs.
The ongoing development and integration of information technology in all areas of business means that today no company can afford this technology to fail. Almost without exception, a power supply failure in industry and business leads to collective incapacity.
Only a few years ago many organizations were able to “survive” an IT infrastructure outage of several hours, but today the number of companies for whom continuous IT availability is essential is growing steadily. According to a study by the Meta Group, a 10 day breakdown of key IT systems can cause such lasting damage to an organization that there is a 50% chance it will disappear from the market within the next five years.
Structured and competent planning is fundamental if you want a truly comprehensive security system. Therefore, we always start by identifying any potential risk which then enables us to offer customized security goals and solutions to our customers.
AGT’s team of professional services consultants has well over 30 years combined data center experience, including integrated circuit design as well as Tier IV data center commissioning.
Our expertise in this area includes:
Data center design consulting
Mechanical systems
Electrical systems
Construction
Communications infrastructure
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