In a recent survey by the Uptime Institute, 42% of enterprise data center managers reported that they would run out of power capacity within 24 months. This statistic isn't surprising when you consider that today's IT hardware requires more power-distribution air conditioning and UPS capacity than in the past.

What steps is your data center taking to mitigate the detrimental disruptions of availability, reliability and uptime caused by a loss of capacity?

There are several, cost-effective options for solving the growing capacity concerns without building a new data center or investing in additional infrastructure. 

42U discusses three strategies for optimizing your existing environment to improve space and power capacity. 

Agenda:

• Trends in Data Center Power and Space Capacity
• Optimize IT!
• Conduct an Analysis of Your Data Center
  • PUE: How to calculate your Power Usage Efficiency
  • Importance of Evaluating Existing Airflow Patterns
• Implement an Energy Efficient, Modular Infrastructure
  • Closed Couple Cooling vs. Room-level Cooling
  • "Build as you Grow" UPS
• Improve the Efficiencies of Your Power Management Process
  • The Utility Bill Gap
  • Micro Power Management at the Room, Cabinet and Rack-level