TEC Case Studies
Apr 27, 2011
Ask the Experts
Sudlows, a Northwest based data centre specialist, has just completed its very own demonstration data centre. The fully working showroom allows clients to experience state of the art product application and innovation in a functioning data room packed full of the latest technology.
Feb 22, 2011
Business Class Continuity
Redstation built its first £2 million custom built data centre in 2007 with provision for 60 server racks. Due to the success of the business, the original data centre soon filled to capacity and the directors at Redstation decided to invest in a further bespoke data centre in December 2009. In order to deliver the highest levels of service and availability for clients, Redstation invested in a complete backup and power continuity system from one of Europe’s leading UPS manufacturer, Riello UPS.
Jul 29, 2009
Location, location, location
When OpenHosting’s Docklands lease came up for renewal earlier this year and new landlords upped the rent by 600% - it was time for a rethink in terms of location. OpenHosting’s 8,000 customers rely on delivery of maximum uptime and high standards of service at a minimum price. The company does this by maintaining service levels and lowering costs, so for Co-founder and Technical Director Chris Byrd, staying put and passing the higher costs on to customers was not an option.
Jan 20, 2009
Riello Provides ECO Efficient UPS for Modern Data Centres
Today's data centres are concerned with energy efficiency. They have to be; increased rises in power consumption, energy costs and concerns about the environmental have had an impact. Leading UK internet service provider (ISP) Advantage Interactive is one such business. Estimating a spend of £1.4million for electricity over the next three years, energy saving is high on its agenda. So, too, is resilience and guaranteeing 100 percent uptime for its 200,000 customers.
Apr 8, 2008
Driving Island Business Life - Power Continuity On Guernsey
Its been a busy time for Cable & Wireless in the Channel Islands as the telecommunications company recently quadrupled its Guernsey operations. Sure, the trading name for Cable & Wireless in the Channel Islands& Isle of Man, is an important contributor to the island's economy, with a growing percentage of revenue being generated from overseas hosting business and Cable & Wireless systems behind some of the world's largest and fastest-growing online companies. The business covers many customers, including telcos, carriers, service providers, large corporates and consumers. It's an increasingly competitive marketplace where nimble, robust and yet flexible infrastructure, continuous uptime and reliable uninterruptible power protection can mean the difference between success and failure.
Dec 20, 2007
Super Computer Given Riello Power Protection
When one of the largest Cray Super Computers was recently installed in Europe, Riello UPS was awarded the crucial task of guaranteeing its power protection.
Jun 7, 2007
Going Underground For Ultra Secure Hosting
A casual observer probably wouldn't guess that The Bunker's high-security managed-hosting and data centre facility exists. But it does, one of the world's most advanced high technology sites, housed in a nuclear-attack-proof former Ministry of Defence command centre deep below the peaceful Kent countryside. The top-secret centre uses the company's sophisticated proprietary Ultra Secure Shield technology to provide the secure IT solutions that ensure business continuity for the UK's most important technology and financial services companies.
Jan 11, 2007
Dialog Dual Keeps Grattan’s Logistics Moving During Power Failures
Supply chain logistics is a highly competitive business ruled by stringent service level agreements (SLAs) between provider and customer. Next-day delivery is now standard offering and third-party logistics providers, like Grattan, cannot afford for their facilities to be disrupted by power cuts.
Jun 22, 2006
Riello UPS assures Business Continuity for engage
engage Mutual Assurance in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, understands the importance of UPS protection. Its 40-strong telebusiness and customer service teams rely on continuous uptime from computer servers, networking and telephone equipment, enabling them to handle upwards of 260,000 calls per annum (approximately 700 a day). Any interruption to business - caused by power problems - could result in expensive losses in sales, reputation and important customer data. They could also damage sensitive computer equipment resulting in costly repair or renewals.
May 26, 2006
Safeguarding Revenues for the North East’s Vital Transport Link
The Tyne Tunnel is one of the busiest in Britain carrying 35,000 motor vehicles, daily, between Jarrow on the South bank of the river Tyne and Howdon to the North. It is an integral part of the social and economic infrastructure of Tyneside and provides a link with the commercial and industrial areas of Wearside and Teesside.