Datacentre Training

Data Center Design Professional CDCDP™

7-day Programme
Join datacentre professionals and benefit from the Certified Data Centre Design Professional CDCDP™

• Learn how to plan and design a data centre based on real data and operational requirements
• Discuss and debate the real life issues on Design, Power, Cooling, Efficiency and Management
• Learn which codes, standards and best practices you must follow
• Get real insight into how the elements of data centre design interact
• Learn how to produce efficient design and planning strategies
• Network with other data centre professionals and understand how business strategy implications effect design
• Work in groups to answer the problems facing the industry today
• Put forward your own thoughts and new ideas on data centre design forward for discussion
• Gain an international qualification and the CDCDP Certification.

Data Center Management Professional CDCMP™

7-day Programme
The Certified Data Centre Management Professional qualification (CDCMP™) equips data centre professionals to substantially improve operational efficiency, by understanding key management fundamentals relevant to data centre operations.

The qualification begins with an initial three day core module, which upon successful completion awards an individual with Certified Data Centre Management (CDCM™). Following the core module are four specialist one day modules focusing on the key areas of Auditing, Physical, Strategies and Compliance. Upon completion of the full seven day program the successful delegate is awarded the Certified Data Centre Management Professional (CDCMP™), a BTEC level 5 qualification.

Certified Data Centre Technician (CDCT™)

3-day Programme
This course discusses the wide range of potential hazard and identifies best practises to be applied to ensure consistency and adherence to procedures and to help the data centre technician to avoid becoming the single point of failure (SPOF) in the data centre.

With the mission critical nature of a data centre, it is paramount that those personnel selected to undertake work in this environment possess skill levels of the highest calibre. The consequences in a data centre are significantly greater than in a generic office environment and there are many issues that could be encountered by the unwary data centre technician on a day to day basis which could result in service interruptions and downtime. Whether dealing with move and change requests (MACs), carrying out routine inspections or resolving fault conditions, it is important to do so efficiently and in a time critical manner.