Bear Data Systems, Inc., an IT solutions and services provider and a
Cisco Gold-certified partner, has reportedly
launched a series of data center solutions that can reduce carbon footprint.
"There are a number of ways to green up your data center," said Don James, CEO, at Bear Data Systems, in a statement. "It can range from simple server consolidation to using energy efficient servers and virtualization tools as well as cooling technology and techniques. Removing inefficient legacy servers can save up to $1,200 per server every year. That's $300 to $600 in direct energy expenses and a similar amount in cooling expenses. Then by moving server-based applications into virtual machines on an energy efficient server, the match between the customer's computing capacity and application workloads can be substantially improved.”
James said that with a power management system installed, monitoring gets simplified and less time-consuming.
“The end result is the ability to do more with fewer machines," he said.
Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Bear Data has been specializing in networking, security, unified communications, storage, database/middleware, wireless and data center solutions. It also offers IT staffing services and maintenance contract management solutions.
By adopting an enterprise-wide approach, Bear Data helps users manage their mission critical data center environments. The company’s services encompass the entire lifecycle, from assessment, strategy and design, to implementation and operational services. Through its expertise, proven methodologies and tools, it helps its users to manage their data center investments, improve operations and performance, and deliver business results.
This current announcement regarding eco-friendly and energy efficient data center solution is aimed at meeting the needs of companies looking to lessen their carbon footprint and gain energy efficiencies.
Bear Data said that it has provided shopping with services that encompass the entire lifecycle of their IT system -- from assessment, planning and design, to implementation and operational services.
Follow ITEXPO (News - Alert) on Twitter: twitter.com/itexpoJai C.S. is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Jai's articles, please visit his columnist page.Edited by
Amy Tierney