Data Center Operations and Maintenance
Do you know what MOP, SOP, EOP are?
Standardized at the international level, these types of procedures make it possible to provide detailed, clear instructions for responsible personnel.
If your personnel know exactly how they should act in critical situations, this can significantly reduce the impact of most risks on unplanned downtime of your business platforms.
Read our informational article about the types of procedures for data centers.
Equipment is added or removed,
new technologies
are implemented, while outdated systems are modernized throughout the data center’s entire operating life.
To maintain consistent levels of security, reliability, and efficiency, each Change must be continuously planned and managed on a standardized basis.
A thorough analysis of the potential "downstream" and "inter-system" impact before implementing changes is the cornerstone of continuous optimized operation.
Do you need clear, actionable instructions
for your personnel?
We can share an extensive library of standard procedures for operating your data center equipment.
A project impact analysis must be performed and documented in a consistent, standardized manner before approval and implementation of Changes to the equipment configuration or sequence of operations.
Documenting Changes and updating all affected operational documents remains just as important as before. A standardized process for maintaining accurate documentation as changes are made must be implemented and enforced.
The key to structuring the Change Management process is
considering the impact on the data center as a whole, as well as on each interconnected system and component within it.
Just as the sequence of operations manual must be changed, all relevant supporting documents in the facility’s procedures and technical libraries must be updated when changes occur.