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• HP Optimized Data Center simulation 과정은 교육생들이 Data Cener 운영을 향상시키기 위해 Facilities와 IT 사이의 프로세스 통합과 협엽을 워크샵을 통해 경험할 수 있습니다.
• Data Center 플래닝을 High-level 관점에서 수행하게되며 이런 과정을 통해 더 나은 DC 플래닝과 운영 향상 능력을 기를 수 있습니다.

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• Senior IT and Facilities 매니저
• Data Center Operation과 관련된 Data Center 매니저, 슈퍼바이저, 프로세스 오너
• Data Center오퍼레이션을 향상시키고 전략플래닝을 수립하는 자

Introduction to simulation

• This one day simulation introduces the essential aspects of how IT and Facilities operational collaboration can be applied to the Data Center as through the simulation’s game dynamic. The simulation is typically delivered in three rounds. The key topics covered in a three round delivery are as follows:

Round 1:
The first business experience. This round demonstrates a day in the life of the business from a combined IT and Facilities Data Center perspective.
The outcomes will highlight:

• Communication issues within the Data Center - Process issues within the Data Center
• Operational issues that occur when “IT” and “Facilities” work in separate silos within the Data Center

Round 2:
The racing team participants now look for ways (through IT-Facilities operational improvements, technical enhancements, knowledge transfer, and other means) to improve the business results their Data Center achieved in Round 1.
This heightened Data Center Operational performance results from:

• Better facilities space, power, and cooling management
• Enhanced capacity planning both for IT and Facilities
• Clearer Data Center roles and responsibilities
• Improved Data Center Failure Management
• Improved Data Center Knowledge Management
• Improved Data Center Financial Management
• Improved Data Center Firmware Management

Round 3: Race competitors now seek further optimization of their Data Center operations by understanding the training, tools, process, and technology options available to them to realize continued, and continual, improvements. Participants also are provided with a new strategic planning model which can be used to dramatically reduce the cost of future Data Center implementations.
Round 3 highlights include:

• The maturation of key Data Center-related Service Management processes, including o Problem Management o Failure Management o Financial Management o Knowledge Management
• The importance of strategic planning in reducing future Data Center implementation costs
• The use of monitoring tools to identify Data Center failures before these failures occur and proactively preventing these failures
• The role that service vendors can play both strategically and tactically in reducing Data Center risks and in improving Data Center Performance