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​Converged infrastructure (CI) is a hardware approach to data centre management that seeks to minimise compatibility issues between servers, storage systems and network devices while also reducing costs for cabling, cooling, power and floor space. A converged infrastructure can be implemented with a CI reference architecture, with standalone appliances or with a software-driven hyper-converged approach.
 
Datacentrix is well positioned to take our customers on this journey as technology and business requirements come together.
 
Hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) is a software approach to data centre management that moves away from multiple discrete systems that are packaged together into a software-defined intelligent environment based on X86 commodity rack servers. All physical data centre resources both hardware and software reside on a single administrative platform unifying all resource types into a single vendor management system that eliminates data centre inefficiencies and reduces the total cost of ownership.
 
Datacentrix has an available product offering with referenceable clients and is well positioned to demonstrate the product to our customer.