Data Center Standards

Data Center Standards

Best Practices in Defining Government Data Center Standards

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12-Dec-2017
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Asia Pacific
Research Code: 9AC2-00-47-00-00
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Data Centers industry is more than 20 years old and over the years data center has become complex to operate. It has become quite challenging for data center operators to run their data center efficiently. The whole Asia Pacific is getting on the bandwagon of getting digitized and local governments have introduced many initiatives that would accelerate the digitization in their own country. The numbers of the smartphone are increasing exponentially in the region and increasing numbers of people have accessed social media through different channels. The amount of data that is being produced and the amount that will get produced would be massive. The expectations of the citizens towards government related agencies are increasing and public sector agencies need to launch more e governance initiatives to keep their citizens happy. All these trends would put a lot of pressure on data centers, be it corporate data centers or public sector related data centers. The pressure on the public sector is more as the IT infrastructure they have right now is outdated as compared to the corporate side. To keep up with the pace, most of the government in the Asia Pacific are in a race to modernize their IT infrastructure and also improve their efficiency.

To achieve better efficiency most of the data centers around globe adopts some kind of standards to achieve better efficiency. Standards are basically set of guidelines that would help in running a product or service efficiently. There are many standards available in the markets that have been developed by the different international bodies. Expensive to adopt, long list of data center standards to choose from, lack of people with standards knowledge and lack of budget are some of the challenges associated with international standards. Lack of funds is the biggest challenge associated with government agencies when they are trying to adopt international standards.

Key Conclusion

As it challenging to adopt international standards, Frost & Sullivan team has developed functional standards for the public sector agencies to adopt in Asia Pacific. These standards have five levels of maturity and each agency choose the level of standards they would like to adopt as per their unique requirements.  The functional standard has been divided into five major areas which are energy and power, design and construction, server and storage Utilization, location and site and service level agreements. All these main elements have been sub divided into nineteen sub elements with five level of maturity. The functional standards would help public sector data centers to run efficiently.

Table of Contents

Key Findings

Trends in Government Data Centers

Trends in Government Data Center (continued)

Data Center Standards Overview

Data Center Standards Overview (continued)

Importance of Data Center Standards

Importance of Data Center Standards (continued)

Challenges of Data Center Standards

Challenges of Data Center Standards (continued)

Data Center Standards Overview—International Standards

Data Center Standards Overview—International Standards (continued)

Various International Standards in the Market

Various International Standards in the Market (continued)

Various International Standards in the Market (continued)

Various International Standards in the Market (continued)

Various International Standards in the Market (continued)

Various International Standards in the Market (continued)

Adoption Insights in Asia-Pacific

Adoption Insights in Asia-Pacific (continued)

Adoption Insights in Asia-Pacific (continued)

Need for Functional Standards—Government Entities

Data Center Functional Standards Overview

Standards by Functional Areas—Defined

Standards by Functional Areas—Defined (continued)

Standards by Functional Areas—Defined (continued)

Standards by Functional Areas—Defined (continued)

Standards by Functional Areas—Defined (continued)

Benefit Realization—Functional Standards

Benefit Realization—Functional Standards (continued)

Benefit Realization—Functional Standards (continued)

Benefit Realization—Functional Standards (continued)

Benefit Realization—Functional Standards (continued)

Benefit Realization—Functional Standards (continued)

Adoption Insights—Functional Areas

Adoption Insights—Functional Areas (continued)

Adoption Insights—Functional Areas (continued)

Adoption Insights—Functional Areas (continued)

Adoption Insights—Functional Areas (continued)

Adoption Insights—Functional Areas (continued)

Adoption Insights—Functional Areas (continued)

Issues with International Standards—Government Perspective

Value Proposition of Functional Standards—Governments Entities

Approach Framework for Government Data Center Standards

Definition—Maturity Levels for Data Center Standards

Definition—Maturity Levels for Data Center Standards (continued)

Research, Analysis, and Mapping—Energy and Power Sub-parameters

Research, Analysis, and Mapping—Energy and Power Sub-parameters (continued)

Research, Analysis, and Mapping—Design and Structure Sub-parameters

Research, Analysis, and Mapping—Design and Structure Sub-parameters (continued)

Research, Analysis, and Mapping—Server, Storage, and Utilization Sub-parameters

Research, Analysis, and Mapping—Server, Storage, and Utilization Sub-parameters (continued)

Research, Analysis, and Mapping—Location and Site Sub-parameters

Research, Analysis, and Mapping—SLAs Sub-parameters

Implementation—Steps Involved in the Adoption of Functional Standards

Implementation—Detailed Steps Involved in the Adoption of Functional Standards

Adoption Framework

Growth Opportunity—Data Center Standards are Gaining Popularity in the Asia-Pacific Region

Growth Opportunity—Data Center Standards are Gaining Popularity in the Asia-Pacific Region (continued)

Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth

The Last Word—3 Big Predictions

Legal Disclaimer

The Frost & Sullivan Story

Value Proposition—Future of Your Company & Career

Global Perspective

Industry Convergence

360º Research Perspective

Implementation Excellence

Our Blue Ocean Strategy

Data Centers industry is more than 20 years old and over the years data center has become complex to operate. It has become quite challenging for data center operators to run their data center efficiently. The whole Asia Pacific is getting on the bandwagon of getting digitized and local governments have introduced many initiatives that would accelerate the digitization in their own country. The numbers of the smartphone are increasing exponentially in the region and increasing numbers of people have accessed social media through different channels. The amount of data that is being produced and the amount that will get produced would be massive. The expectations of the citizens towards government related agencies are increasing and public sector agencies need to launch more e governance initiatives to keep their citizens happy. All these trends would put a lot of pressure on data centers, be it corporate data centers or public sector related data centers. The pressure on the public sector is more as the IT infrastructure they have right now is outdated as compared to the corporate side. To keep up with the pace, most of the government in the Asia Pacific are in a race to modernize their IT infrastructure and also improve their efficiency. To achieve better efficiency most of the data centers around globe adopts some kind of standards to achieve better efficiency. Standards are basically set of guidelines that would help in running a product or service efficiently. There are many standards available in the markets that have been developed by the different international bodies. Expensive to adopt, long list of data center standards to choose from, lack of people with standards knowledge and lack of budget are some of the challenges associated with international standards. Lack of funds is the biggest challenge associated with government agencies when they are trying to adopt international standards.--BEGIN PROMO--

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