TransitionManager is a web-based, easy to use, collaborative software tool built to orchestrate cloud migrations, consolidations, and transformations. It leverages our many decades of collective knowledge in data center migrations and IT transformations and will give you confidence at each critical juncture for optimal outcomes.
In our experience, we see a few common obstacles that are standing in the way for an IT team manager when they are confronted with the challenges of IT transformation projects.
Choosing a new colocation facility can be a daunting task for even the most well-informed buyer. For years, Transitional Data Services has helped clients across North America, Europe and Asia select optimal facilities, and confirm the facility’s use of industry best practices. Our principal partnership team includes former data center owners who have direct experience building, operating, and selling co-location space to customers just like you. Additionally, with years of data center assessment/design/build experience, the team at TDS will assist you in critical infrastructure inspections of potential sites….
Transitional Data Services (TDS) is a leader in professional services for the Virtual Data Center with offerings including cloud migrations, data center migration and consolidation, network and infrastructure design, and technical operations. TDS created proprietary software, TransitionManager, to empower our consultants and clients to inventory IT assets, visually display application dependencies, and create interactive run-books to execute transformation tasks collaboratively…
TransitionManager is a web-based, easy to use, collaborative software tool built to orchestrate cloud migrations, consolidations, and transformations. It leverages our many decades of collective knowledge in data center migrations and IT transformations and will give you confidence at each critical juncture for optimal outcomes.
Today’s data center has evolved beyond its roots as a “traditional enterprise data center” — it is substantially more diverse and fluid than its previous incarnation. The core of this fluidity springs from data center managers embracing the concept of a “virtual” data center: in essence, a pool of physical and virtual resources that can be scaled as needed. The flexibility of a virtual data center allows its managers to tailor departmental infrastructure for increased responsiveness for their internal and external clients’ needs.
A virtual data center’s resource pool includes — computational, storage, network, and security infrastructures. These easily scale up and down as requirements change. As a result, more data centers worldwide are adopting a New Normal-informed paradigm. At the same time, the rate of change is soaring inside these increasingly dynamic data center environments…
An industry-wide increase in both “virtual” and physical data center migrations is being driven by the ever increasing infrastructure demands of high-density, high capacity servers and other IT devices. What’s the biggest challenge? For most IT executives, it’s not the project itself that scares them, as much as it is: “What if I don’t know what I don’t know?”
The interdependencies between applications, databases, servers (virtual and physical), storage, network and other devices are complex and critical to post move performance and availability. When planning a data center migration it is essential to completely understand these interdependencies to minimize the risk of unplanned downtime and ensure project success.