Data centre projects: advantages of using a reference design

Supplied by Schneider Electric on Tuesday, 08 October, 2013

Using a reference design to plan a new data centre, or upgrade an existing one, saves time while improving reliability. Starting a project with a clear scope and standardised menu of design options helps facilitate the planning process and reduces risk.

Download this white paper to learn more about reference designs for data centres as well as the benefits of using them.

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