DCMI Launches Data Centre Migration Workshops

London, May 9th 2007: DCMI, the data centre consolidation and migration
services specialist, has announced the launch of a series of workshops
designed to offer advice to enterprises considering a data centre
migration, consolidation or virtualisation project.

Undertaking a data centre migration project can produce enormous
benefits to an enterprise, yet the process can be considered to be risky
and expensive. DCMI’s workshops are designed to help enterprises remove
the risk and save money on the migration.

Recently DCMI launched Migrata, the first software solution to assist
with data centre migration. DCMI’s software solution can save
enterprises 60% of the time and 40% of the effort involved in data
centre migration. It is from this heritage that DCMI offers its
workshops.

DCMI has also recently announced that it is delievering its Migrata
solution to a large, UK-based telco. The project that DCMI will be
working on is a seven month virtualisation and consolidation programme
that will involve consolidating over 1700 servers, reducing data centre
demand by 900 racks. By using Migrata the large telco will be able to
dramatically reduce the workload, risk and cost of this project.

DCMI’s workshops are offered to suit all levels of expertise and can be
booked for a full or half day. The topics include:

-       Introduction to Data Centre Migration
-       Complex Migration Challenges
-       Managing from the Programme Level
-       Horror Stories: Real life examples of data centre migration
challenges
-       The DCMI Migration Methodology & Migrata Toolset

To book a workshop from DCMI visit www.dcmi.co.uk or email
info@dcmi.co.uk

About DCMI
DCMI provides the only software solution available to dramatically
reduce the workload, risk & cost of data centre migration.  The solution
enables organisations to save up to 60% of the time and 40% of the
effort required to consolidate or migrate their data centres. DCMI’s
management team brings over 90 years of IT experience to the data centre
migration issue and includes hands-on experience from BT, HP, Oracle,
Lehman Bros, UBS, Vodafone and Reuters.  For more information please
visit www.dcmi.co.uk

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