virtualisation & cloud computing Full spectrum
Cloud computing is a technology shift organisations are increasingly focusing on. As they do so, many are looking for help to navigate this new technology wave. Avanade is a business technology solutions and managed services provider focusing on Microsoft technology, including its cloud based platforms. Avanade can assist with cloud strategy and roadmap definition, portfolio assessments, pilot migrations and production systems. For organisations who wish to build or migrate their applications to the cloud, Avanade offers cloud strategy, cloud application selection, cloud application assessment, cloud application proof of concept, cloud application build or migration cloud application management. Avanade is committed to enabling its customers to take advantage of the full spectrum of cloud based solutions on offer; from software-as-a-service to custom solutions based on Azure. Avanade, which is majority owned by Accenture, was founded in 2000 by Accenture and Microsoft Corporation and serves customers in more than 20 countries worldwide with more than 13,000 professionals. For further information visit:
www.avanade.com
What’s your flavour?
While the scope of virtualisation may differ between different sizes of organisations, the business drivers for the virtual data centre are the same - it is all about creating a consolidated, cost effective, agile, highly available and performing data centre. Radware provides a Virtual Application Delivery Infrastructure (VADI). It transforms computing resources, ADC and virtualisation services into an integrated, agile and scalable Application Delivery Virtualisation Infrastructure. Radware’s VADI caters to all sizes and flavours of a virtualised data centre, from mid-sized through large virtual data centres, up to cloud service providers.
It provides the full agility and efficiency of virtualisation to application delivery solutions, allowing businesses to reduce the risks of ADC consolidation and virtualisation, ensuring application delivery resilience and performance predictability while also dramatically reducing the costs of application delivery deployments and providing quantifiable return on investment. For further information visit:
www.radware.com
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Xsigo’s top-of-rack I/O Director is a new step in the evolution of virtualised services. It is a data centre technology that virtualises server I/O (input/output). It connects any server to any network - both Ethernet and fibre channel - integrates easily, and enables a simpler, cheaper infrastructure that avoids the limitations of cards, cables and switch ports. By eliminating I/O
bottlenecks and significantly accelerating common management tasks, the Xsigo I/O Director allows for optimisation of data centre servers and infrastructure. Xsigo is one of Zycko’s leading virtual I/O vendors. For further information visit:
www.zycko.com/xsigo
Cannon Aisle Cocooning - Cold Aisle Containment
Features & Benefits of CannonAisle Cocooning:
·· Segregated cold aisle air flow from hot aisle air flow Maximises cooling effect of cold aisle
· Reduces workload of computer room
·· Reduces energy cost Reduces carbon footprint
air conditioning
·· Will fit any cabinet size Passive cocooning versions
·· Can be quickly installed Easily relocated
· CannonAisle Cocooning can be retro-fitted to · Can be extended to form a complete CannonT4
management upgrades other manufacturers cabinets if required
Data Centre POD for disaster recovery development or temporary use
For further details: Email:
T4@cannontech.co.uk Call:+44(0)1425 632600 Visit:
www.cannontech.co.uk
· Active cocooning versions with automated roof
·· Totally integrated with cabinet infrastructure Not connected to the building
panel opening for instances of fire · Cannon Data Centre Manager remote
Contact us today for your copy of the Cannon Aisle Cocoon brochure
CannonAisle Cocooning is a component of CannonT4 Data Centre Solutions
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