An intelligent data center consolidation strategy

Data center consolidation services includes technologies and strategies that allows for more effective and efficient IT architectures. It means physically consolidating multiple number of data centers or just building a single big data center run more effectively on less resources.

In our team our technicians , architects and engineers has produced a highly effective methodology that return us consistent results. We’ll help you with your  business’s security, compliance and efficiency standards.

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Why to Choose us

Do more with less

We provide businesses the IT consulting services that helps  us to improve your business architecture , improve operations and create a tech-driven digital strategy  by optimizing your business portfolio. Our engineers will finish your digital transformation journey through careful planning and effective execution of the outlined IT strategy. 

Why Data Center Consolidation

In Simple, Data Center consolidation is a method of simplifying a company’s IT systems. Many businesses have grown rapidly over time, and IT systems have frequently struggled to keep up with the increased demand. As a result, data center consolidation will benefit a large number of businesses. Companies can make their IT architecture far more efficient by consolidating. In the long run, the strategy saves time and money while also maximizing capabilities, paving the way for future growth.

Data center consolidation is important for the IT business strategies for successful businesses.

How to consolidate

  • First Step - Capacity planning
  • Second step - Remove or replace inefficient hardware and software
  • Third step - Enjoy the fruits of your labor
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WHY PROLIFIC GROUP FOR CONSOLIDATION SERVICES?​

We can guide you with the planning, management and deployment of a consolidation initiative. It helps to reduce the risk to your operations. Our experts can identify any type of consolidation. Whether it is a new technology deployment, merging disparate data center locations or re-architecting an existing one.