Although hurricane season begins on June 1, there is an increase in tropical cyclone activity between mid-August and October.
These forceful weather patterns have the potential to generate flash and torrential flooding, cause power outages, anddisconnect communication services.
Bad weather also has an effect on businesses.
As businesses are at the core of economic development, it is important that business continuity is maintained and prioritized even in bad weather.
The focus here is not on manpower but ensuring critical functions, apps, software remain uninterrupted. One suggestion for such business continuity is the installation of a prefabricated data center to ensure a company continues performing as needed.
Prefabricated modular data centers are faster to deploy than traditional stick-built data centers as most of the installation and integration work takes place in a controlled factory environment.
Complete and finished modules for power, cooling, and IT space are delivered to the requested site.Once there, it is a relatively simple case of connecting power, making other end connectionsto get them up and running.
Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) software is also pre-installed and integrated, to provide visibility across the data center and improve planning and operational performance.
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