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As with any large organizational change initiative, decommissioning an enterprise data center requires input from across departments, functional areas, and levels of seniority. Unfortunately, many enterprises tend to underestimate the full size, scope, and scale of the project. They may skip key phases during the planning stage of the process and jump straight into the …

Improving Visibility Between Teams When Decommissioning an Enterprise Data Center Read Blog

Today’s enterprises are collecting, storing, and using more data than ever before. A 2022 IDG Research survey found that, on average, data volumes are growing by 63 percent per month across organizations. No matter the size of the enterprise, the threat of data leaks and breaches of sensitive information are among the top priorities for …

Do You Know Where Your Data Lives? Reducing Risk When Decommissioning Enterprise Data Centers Read Blog

Enterprise IT departments must ensure that technology drives the business toward its strategic objectives. Within this larger goal, the enterprise data center is just one of the many areas that IT departments are responsible for, but it has a significant impact on long-term performance and results.

Decommissioning an enterprise data center is a large and complex project. Even small-scale data centers can take hundreds of hours and require specialized skills and expertise to fully decommission, and these types of projects carry significant risks that can quickly grow into serious challenges.