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Data Center Solutions

Data center life cycle management refers to the comprehensive process of design , development, maintenance, commissioning and eventual decommissioning of a data center. Nikom involves several key stages to ensure that a data center remains efficient, reliable, and cost-effective throughout its operational life.

Plan & Design

  1. Requirements Analysis: Identifying current and future capacity, performance, and security needs.

  2. Site Selection: Choosing the appropriate location based on factors like energy availability, cooling, connectivity, and physical security.

  3. Design: Developing the architectural, electrical, mechanical, and network design, emphasizing scalability and energy efficiency.

Operation & Maintenance

  1. Monitoring: Using tools to continuously monitor performance, temperature, power usage, and security.

  2. Maintenance: Regular updates, repairs, and replacements of critical systems such as UPS (uninterruptible power supplies), HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), and network hardware.

  3. Security: Implementing and updating physical and cybersecurity measures to safeguard against attacks and unauthorized access.

Optimization

  1. Energy Efficiency: Continuously improving energy usage through technologies like virtualization, power management, and efficient cooling systems.

  2. Capacity Management: Adjusting resources to match demand while avoiding over-provisioning.

  3. Cost Management: Managing operational expenses by optimizing power usage and minimizing downtime.

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