Feb, 2004 : CS Technology Debuts Data Center Process

📅 February 17, 2004 - CS Technology (cstechnology.com), a technology consulting and strategy implementation firm, introduced its SightMap process today, a proprietary method for helping enterprises evaluate, develop and implement data center solutions and strategies.

According to CS technology, the SightMap process assists enterprises with the analysis of their data center needs and requirements and the development of optimal data center strategies. The process consists of five modules: technical analysis, consideration of site alternatives, evaluation of third-party options, financial analysis and strategy development and recommendations.
"Today, enterprises are faced with the challenge of creating a data center strategy that meets their business needs, as well as government regulations and compliance issues," says JP Rosato, founder and CEO of CS Technology. "Our SightMap process provides our clients with a powerful, yet flexible, approach for assessing and identifying the most cost-effective data center solution for meeting their current and future requirements."
The company said that it used the experience it has derived from planning, designing and implementing over 1.5 million square feet of data center space to develop the SightMap process.
"The SightMap process reflects years of experience in developing data center strategies within the framework of an organization's technical, physical infrastructure and financial operating standards and guidelines," Michael Garibaldi, CS Technology executive managing director, said. "As a result, the process is thorough and scalable, providing an excellent framework for the evaluation and analysis of alternatives."

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