The Certified Data Centre Specialist is a three-day course that brings participants to the level of a suitable sparring partner for suppliers. You will be able to check proposals submitted by vendors for accuracy, effectiveness and efficiency. CDCS is aimed at data centre managers and staff and is a prerequisite for the advanced CDCE (Certified Data Centre Expert) certification.
Overview of data centre design/lifecycle
Standards and definitions of rating levels
Structural aspects
In-depth: raised floor & suspended ceiling
In-depth: power supply
In-depth: electromagnetic fields
In-depth: cooling
In-depth: fire protection
Design and installation of a scalable network cabling system
Environmental specifications and contamination control
Efficiency in the data centre
Practice exam
| Learning Solution | Blended Learning, Firmenseminar, Individualcoaching, Klassenraumtraining, Online Live Webinar |
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| Language | Deutsch, Englisch, Französisch, Italienisch |
| Dates | 2023/10/16, 2023/10/18, 2023/10/23, 2023/11/13, 2023/11/15, 2023/11/22, 2023/11/23, 2023/12/04, 2023/12/06, 2024/01/29, Flexibel/ auf Anfrage |
| Location | Brüttisellen, Lausanne, Basel, flexibel, auf Anfrage |
After completing the course, participants will be able to:
The primary target audience for this course is professionals from IT, facility management or data centre operations who work in and around the data centre and are responsible for achieving and improving high availability and manageability of the data centre.
Participants must hold a valid CDCP certificate in order to be able to register for the CDCS course.
The Certified Data Centre Specialist (CDCS) exam is included in the course.
Companies are becoming increasingly dependent on IT support for business-critical processes – especially in customer communication. As a result, applications are placing ever higher demands on data centres in terms of high availability and efficiency. In reality, however, many data centres show considerable deficits in terms of capacity, security or efficiency. At the same time, constantly changing technologies are putting ever greater pressure on data centre managers and staff, and changes and innovations have to be implemented ever faster.
In this course, participants examine the key components of a data centre in order to understand the interactions between the different trades and the complexity of a data centre. Participants acquire additional know-how in the most important areas such as power supply, cooling, cabling, lighting and fire protection for their work in the high-availability data centre of the future.
