Growing your data center—reducing your footprint.

As the use of technology continues to grow, more data storage and server capacity is required in the data center than ever before. CPU power, memory, and storage are the backbone of the data center within every organization, and smart management tools allow for staff to manage the growing infrastructure with ease. Dean Dorton has partnered with industry leaders like Cisco, VMware, Dell, HPE, APC by Schneider Electric, and more, to provide best-in-class data center solutions to our clients.

Data Center

Powerful infrastructure in a small package

We’d love to tell you more about our hyper-converged infrastructure solutions like Cisco HyperFlex, which combines multiple IT components—like servers, storage, networking, and management—into an optimized, easy to manage “data center in a box” environment. Our partnerships with vendors like Nimble Storage allow us build high-performance, flash-based primary storage solutions for servers and applications. We also meet secondary storage needs in the data center with partners like Cloudian, using their cutting-edge object-storage technology to scale from terabytes to hundreds of petabytes of data.

As the data center grows, IT staff are faced with the need to manage more with less. Automation in the data center can be the “right hand” of staff, freeing up key staff to work on the big picture, while automation technology sweats the small stuff—all while eliminating human error.

The data center is only as good as its backup solution. In a constantly changing world, it is imperative to make sure the data center is protected with redundancy, and offsite backups of the priceless data that it stores. Our backup solutions can meet your RTO/RPO requirements for all the services provided in the data center.

Today’s data center is changing—with the cloud lending a hand to the traditional, on-premises data center. We can help you build a public, private, or hybrid cloud that supports your business needs. Multi-cloud architecture can utilize the public cloud in times that more processing power is needed, while also keeping your data safely stored in your own private cloud.