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A few months back we shared with you a study conducted by the Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Emerson Network Power, looking into the leading root causes of data center downtime. In this issue, we share with you the second installment of this study, in which we look at data center downtime not just as a mere inconvenience, stalling business operations, but as a factor that automatically translates to lost revenue. You’d be surprised at how much a minute’s worth of downtime can cost your business!
This month we also let you listen in on Emerson Network Power Malaysia Managing Director Henry Ng’s interview with a local business radio program, discussing Emerson’s role in the movement towards green IT.
Enjoy the rest of the month!
Cheers,
Kristian Melquiades
Chief Editor
Kristian Melquiades@emerson.com
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Data Center downtime will cost you! In this issue we find just how much.
Over the course of the past decade, enterprise business has fundamentally changed, with the increase in reliance on IT systems to support business-critical applications. For many of today's enterprises -- including banks, telecommunications companies, internet service providers and cloud/co-location facilities -- data center throughput has evolved into monetized commodity. No longer simply supporting the internal needs of the organization, data center availability has become essential to many companies whose customers pay a premium for access to a variety of IT applications.
This unprecedented reliance on IT systems has forged an even stronger connection between data center availability and total cost of ownership (TCO). A single downtime event now has the potential to significantly impact the profitability and viability of an enterprise. More
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Understanding the Cost of Data Center Downtime: An Analysis of the Financial Impact on Infrastructure Vulnerability
A supplement to the study “The Leading Root Causes of Data Center Downtime,” this white paper attempts to estimate the full costs associated with an unplanned data center outage. The analysis was based on 41 independent data centers located in the United States and concludes the following –
• Total cost of partial and complete outages can be a significant expense for organizations
• Total cost of outages is systematically related to the duration of the outage, as well as the
size of the data center
• Certain causes of the outage are more expensive than others. IT equipment is the most
expensive root cause, while accidental/human error is least expensive.
Access the whitepaper here. |
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BFM Interviews Emerson Network Power Malaysia’s Henry Ng
Emerson Network Power Malaysia Managing Director Henry Ng is interviewed by a local business radio program to discuss the beginnings of the green data center ‘revolution’ (energy efficiency), and how Emerson is helping build Asia’s largest green data center for Teliti International. Listen to Podcast |
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Blow away rising energy costs from your Process Coolers
Energy costs are continually on the rise and comprise up to 30% of the typical data centre operating expense. Pressure is mounting on IT infrastructure managers to reduce operating costs and meet company energy efficiency goals. Now Emerson Network Power can meet these needs with the EC Fan Upgrade Kit.
Know how this can save you $$$! |
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Efficiency Without Compromise™ for Environmental Compliance
With the phasing out of R22 gas and its redundancy by 2018, IT and facility managers face the challenge of using an alternative refrigerant that shall reduce carbon footprint, improve efficiency and save cost. Emerson Network Power offers a quick fix and a long-term solution by an upgrade and switch to MO99 refrigerant in direct expansion (DX) systems.
Read more on why you should switch to MO99 refrigerant now. |
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