Modern Data Centre

IT professionals are fully aware of the impact they can have on competitive advantage, and they want to say yes to requests to a fast turnaround. Making changes to legacy environments has traditionally been cumbersome and provisioning a new business app could take months. Fortunately, modern data centre technology has come a long way, and previously siloed elements such as network, storage, and compute are managed as a single, software-defined resource, based on application needs.

Data^#3 works with world-leaders such as Cisco, DELL, HP Enterprise, and Lenovo to build outcomes that let the IT department say yes to a fast turnaround on new opportunities.

Most organisations will migrate completely away from on-premises data centres by 2025. This transition is a complex process that takes time and experience. Stretching out the lifecycle of existing infrastructure carries considerable risk, not only in terms of costly support and potential data breaches, but also in lost opportunity. What organisation, at a time of digital transformation, can afford not to make the most of its data resources?

Seeking out new opportunities is essential in modern business, but that doesn’t mean that legacy applications should be discarded. At Data^#3, we take time to learn what every application needs to achieve the right performance, and then we build the flexible, scalable environment that will give the right support for your workloads.

Traditional on-premises data centre infrastructure can no longer keep pace as the popularity of the cloud, explosion in IoT devices and the trends towards AI and automation continue to gather momentum.

As organisations move toward a more scalable and agile cloud-first IT foundation, the data centre is fundamentally changing. Today, wherever data is created, processed and used is where the data centre resides, extending out across multiple public and private clouds to the edge of the network. This shift is delivering the speed, agility and scalability required to embrace innovation in the enterprise, but organisations must prepare today to capitalise on these opportunities.

Our data centre solutions deliver the automation and efficiency needed to achieve more in less time, at lower costs, and with fewer resources. Offering unprecedented levels of automation and efficiency, software-defined data centre (SDDC) solutions free the application layer from the physical infrastructure layer, to enable flexible deployment, management, storage, computing and networking applications for the private, hybrid or multi-cloud environment.