INTEGRATED DATA CENTRE DESIGN

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1 INTEGRATED DATA CENTRE DESIGN KATHERINE FARRINGTON 4/11/2014

2 FORMAT OF PRESENTATION Contents» Introduction and Background» The evolution of integration» Key Drivers» Key Success Factors» Summary» Questions?

3 INTRODUCTION Norman Disney & Young Consulting Engineers» Award winning Data Centre designers» 550 staff worldwide, 55 in the London office» Specialist communications staff» Smart Buildings experience:» Mission Critical» Retail» Hospitality» Commercial» Luxury Residential» Health» Infrastructure» Currently 4 active Smart buildings projects in the UK

4 BACKGROUND» Buildings Consume 40% of the Worlds Primary Energy» 90% of the Worlds data has been generated in the last two years» 75 Billion connected devices by 2020» By % of the worlds population will live in cities Sorces SINTEF, Ofgem, Morgan Stanley,

5 WHY ARE WE HERE?» Reduce Operational Cost» Increase Building Security» Save Energy» Optimise Operations» Improve Customer Experience

6 WHAT IS SMART? Integration: Multiple functions over a common interface Communication: Communication through open protocols Information: Shared information across systems

7 EVOLUTION OF INTEGRATION

8 EVOLUTION OF INTEGRATION Building information highway

9 INTEGRATED DATA CENTRE: KEY DRIVERS Design efficiency» Costs capital and operational» Shared resilient backbone» Shared spare capacity» Reduced space» Reliable, robust and redundant configuration

10 INTEGRATED DATA CENTRE: KEY DRIVERS Security» Network Security» 2013 researchers hack Google s Building Management System 1» Secure Remote access» Visual verification of alarms» Alarm management» Virtual separation of systems 1 Korber, Sabrina Hackers next target? Maybe your facility s control systems, CNBC.com. 4 Nov Web. 13 Feb 2014.

11 INTEGRATED DATA CENTRE: KEY DRIVERS Operations» Centralization» Single user interface & reporting» Network management, Fault detection and diagnostics» Tenant systems visibility» Backbone platform to add Data Centre Information Management (DCIM)

12 INTEGRATED DATA CENTRE: KEY DRIVERS Energy» Data Analytics» Automation» Real time visibility» Occupancy sensing

13 ARE YOU TOO BUSY TO IMPROVE?

14 KEY SUCCESS FACTORS: CLIENT» A clear brief» Understand drivers» Establish systems» Security» Building Management Systems» Power Management Systems» Lighting Control systems» Corporate IT systems» Voice systems» Wireless Systems» Vehicle management systems» Set up for technology» Understand what can be achieved» Procurement route recognizing integration» Single responsibility for integration *servers represent application virtualization will reduce quantity of physical servers

15 KEY SUCCESS FACTORS: DESIGN Smart Buildings Consultant» Education» Early decisions and adoption» Coordination» Common cabling, protocols and equipment» Interfaces schematic/matrix» Budget moves» Specification and scope written around Integration» Network design - Resilience, latency, bandwidth, remote access all to be considered

16 KEY SUCCESS FACTORS: IMPLEMENTATION Master Systems Integrator» Clear lines of demarcation» Factory acceptance testing of integration» Component sign off» Coordination meetings» Planned commissioning» Stakeholder testing

17 CASE STUDY: VIRTUS LONDON 2 Hayes, London, United Kingdom» Data Hall floor area ft2» Load density/power requirement target 2kW/m2» Integrated network» Virtus Intelligent Portal

18 SUMMARY» The industry is changing» Customers expect more» Stay ahead design and select you data centers for the future» This approach» Reduces life cycle costs» Increases Building Security» Saves Energy» Optimise Operations» Improves Customer Experience

19 QUESTIONS? Norman Disney & Young Consulting Engineers» Katherine Farrington» T: » M: