Data Center Management

We design on a turn-key basis data centers or separate utility facilities

• Make sketch design;
• Prepare design and engineering documentation, working draft, collect documentation to handover the project to the city expert evaluation.

We build data centers or server rooms from 3 to 3,000 racks with different fail-safety levels

• Construct building from scratch;
• Adapt the existing premises to the data center/server room needs: a room in a business center or an industrial building (former warehouse, factory);
• Offer a suitable type of utility facilities and equipment in accordance with building specifications;
• Pick up the contractors and control their work;
• Commissioning: conduct acceptance tests, check documentation availability and prepare a report with comments and recommendations.

We take over the maintenance of your data center and server room

• Full cycle maintenance: we will be an entry point for all aspects and issues and we will develop operational documentation and regulations;
• Utility facilities maintenance: cooling system, power supply, fire safety system, low current systems;
• Maintenance checks and repair work: equipment rotation, tests, maintenance, repair;
• Spare parts management: purchasing, accounting, storage;
• Remote or local monitoring of your data center/server room by Beo Data specialists: configuration, support and maintenance.

We are a neutral party between you and your general contractor. We will give advise on the following issues:

• Data center concept;
• Site selection;
• Design;
• Construction;
• Equipment selection;
• Operational acceptance;
• Data center certification assistance.

Technical

• Utility equipment condition: air conditioners, UPS, DGS;
• Climate control: temperature and humidity;
• Power supply: current, voltage, power;
• Equipment installation accuracy;
• Assessment of sufficient redundancy of utility facilities and equipment rotation;
• Equipment upgrade and repair;
• Monitoring system implementation and audit.

Operational

• Operation processes implementation and optimization;
• Capacity management;
• Incidents monitoring and analysis;
• Operational documentation: instructions, regulations, acts;
• Best practices for maintenance, equipment and systems testing;
• Emergency response regulations;
• Utility facilities contractors management;
• Spare parts availability check and accounting.