Encuesta de eficiencia del centro de datos

ServerLIFT^® Corporation conducted an anonymous survey at a large technology trade show to determine data center efficiency specific to equipment handling practices.
Se pidió a los encuestados que completaran un cuestionario que constaba de seis preguntas relacionadas con las operaciones diarias en su centro de datos. Toda la información de la encuesta fue anónima para fomentar la honestidad de los participantes y minimizar el sesgo.

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The data indicated that using ServerLIFT^® products was far more efficient method of handling IT equipment than using generic warehouse lifts; translating into significant cost savings for data centers. For the purpose of this survey, data center efficiency was defined as the number of man-hours required to install a server in a rack. Data centers using generic warehouse lifts are losing approximately 1 man-hour per equipment move, resulting in higher operating costs. Results are illustrated in the graphs below¹.

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Equipo que pesa más de 50 libras:

1. Tiempos de instalación 70% más rápidos con un ServerLIFT^® frente a un ascensor de almacén genérico
2. Requerido, en promedio, aproximadamente 1 hora-hombre (58.13 minutos) menos con un ServerLIFT^®

¹ Savings were calculated strictly from the results of the survey and based solely on estimated lost man – hours. Other differentiators such as ease of use, risk reduction, suitability for the task and improved handling safety were not evaluated as part of these results. A VMWare survey of customers’ operational efficiency citing the company’s internal cost calculations specified the fully-burdened cost of system administrators to be $75 per hour. This number was used to project the cost savings achievable with a ServerLIFT^®.