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Data Center - Build vs. Buy

Report Code: EX-9215 Date: 5/2007 By: Experture Author: Ron Maillette, Kevin Smith

How does IT management go about deciding when to build/operate a data center and when to let someone else do this work? There are a number of conditions, circumstances, ingredients, pressures, forces and politics of the moment that impact the decision process as much as pure technology itself.

This report looks at a number of things that impact making a buy or build decision around the data center. In many cases, these considerations are not mutually exclusive and the final decision will be a blend of these as well as some circumstances unique to a particular company. While these are applicable to most companies regardless of size, it is more likely that they will be in play for small to medium sized companies.

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Abstract:
There are many factors to consider when determining whether to build or outsource the data center. This report covers the following considerations:

  • The business undergoing significant change
  • Regulatory pressures driving the change
  • What are your core competencies
  • Is there a predisposition towards build or buy?
  • Change in your technology base
  • State of your IT infrastructure
  • How do you want to manage/leverage information?
  • What, when, where, and how you want to or need to invest capital
  • Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
Finally, it presents two real-life examples of the data center build vs. buy process conducted in two different enterprises.



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