Why Migration Solutions?

For the full range of data centre resources, Migration Solutions offers unparalleled experience and capabilities. The company’s founder, Alex Rabbetts has over 20 years experience of technical project management in data centre building both in the UK and across Europe and are highly regarded across the industry. The team at Migration Solutions offers unparalled experience and knowledge of data centre environments, providing consultancy and advice to all sectors; commercial, enterprise and public.

Uniquely, Migration Solutions is independent of IT vendors and service providers and this objectivity is highly valued by its clients.

Data Centre Build • Data Centre Consultancy • Data Centre Operations

Migration Solutions - The computer room and data centre specialists

Computer Room & Data Centre Specialists

  • Computer rooms
  • Infrastructure design
  • Technology relocation
  • Independent reviews
  • Operational & interim experienced personnel
  • Disaster recovery
  • Business continuity planning
  • Procurement
  • Infrastructure audits
  • Technology reviews

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Data Centre World 2010

Planning Permission for Data Centres - Easy to Categorise?

Submitted by Alex Rabbetts on Mon, 01/02/2010 - 20:17.
Planners and data centre owners alike have enormous difficult in classifying data centres for planning purposes.  Is a data centre B1, B2, or B8?  Which classification should be used when both applying for, or granting, planning permission.  Migration Solutions takes an analytical view of the planning classifications and determines that data centres fit only one classification!

Disaster - Smoking hole in the ground?

Submitted by Richard Clarke on Mon, 14/12/2009 - 17:19.
It has recently been reported that Fujitsu staff are planning more strikes.  Whilst the reports don't specifically state that these will affect Fujitsu Data Centres, it does open the wider question of what if a strike did affect the data centre?  Alex Rabbetts, MD at Migration Solutions, considers what a strike might mean and at how many organisations are likely to have included this in their Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Plans.