Colocation
Colocation Your infrastructure. A professionally managed environment.
Place critical systems within data centre environments designed around connectivity, availability and operational control.
01 / THE SERVICE
Keep control of your infrastructure without operating the entire facility.
Colocation allows businesses to deploy their own technology within professionally managed data centre environments.
Designed around real requirementsData Centre & Infrastructure
02 / WHAT IT INCLUDESCapabilities with
Capabilities with
a clear purpose.
Bring together the elements relevant to your environment and the outcome you need.
01
Rack space
02
Cabinets
03
Power infrastructure
04
Network connectivity
05
Physical security
06
Environmental monitoring
07
Interconnection
08
Infrastructure support
03 / WHERE IT FITSMade for the work
Made for the work
in front of you.
Colocation can be considered across a range of operational and technology requirements.
Hybrid cloud
Disaster recovery
Network hubs
Secondary infrastructure
Data centre exit
04 / THE VALUEWhat a considered
What a considered
approach enables.
The outcome depends on the starting environment, service scope and implementation choices.
01
Reduced facility overhead
02
Professional infrastructure environment
03
Flexible deployment
04
Improved connectivity
05
Easier expansion
05 / HOW IT WORKSFrom the requirement
From the requirement
to the result.
The approach moves from define through to operate, with each stage shaped by the project.
- 01
Define
- 02
Allocate
- 03
Install
- 04
Connect
- 05
Operate
CONNECTED CAPABILITIESExplore what
Explore what
works together.
01 / Data Centre & InfrastructureData Centre Solutions & ServicesPlan, deploy and optimise critical infrastructure across the data centre lifecycle.
02 / Cloud & Everything as a ServiceInfrastructure as a ServiceAccess flexible compute, storage and networking resources without carrying the complexity of building and maintaining every layer of physical infrastructure.
03 / Cloud & Everything as a ServiceDisaster Recovery as a ServicePrepare critical systems, applications and data for recovery when primary infrastructure becomes unavailable.
GOOD TO KNOWQuestions,
Questions,
answered.
Does colocation change who owns the equipment?
Colocation typically places an organisation’s own equipment in a managed facility. Equipment, access and support responsibilities should be defined in the agreement.
What capabilities can be included?
The proposed scope covers rack space, cabinets, power infrastructure and network connectivity. The final combination depends on the agreed requirements.
Which situations is this useful for?
Common situations include enterprise infrastructure, hybrid cloud and disaster recovery. Suitability depends on the environment and desired outcome.
How is the work typically approached?
The approach moves through define, allocate, install, connect and operate, with the sequence shaped around the project.
START A CONVERSATION
Give critical infrastructure the environment it deserves.
Tell us what you need colocation to accomplish. We'll start there.
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