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A deep understanding of these standards is the essential foundation for any activity in the data center field. Particularly important are the precise definitions of availability classes and redundancy concepts, which have a direct impact on the reliability and economic efficiency of your data center. Misinterpretations of these concepts can lead to costly over-investments or critical security gaps.",{"text":172,"type":168},"Structured knowledge transfer for your security:",{"text":174,"type":165},"Our three-day intensive seminar provides you with the required foundational knowledge for all relevant trades and systems in the data center. The scientifically based and field-tested qualification systematically covers all critical aspects - from electrical engineering to cooling to fire protection and cabling. Our experienced instructors from practice convey validated concepts and proven implementation strategies.",{"text":176,"type":165},"In a balanced combination of theoretical knowledge transfer and practical exercises, you will develop the necessary foundations for safe and efficient data center operations. 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You will learn the precise definitions according to EN 50600\u002FISO\u002FIEC 22237 and understand their significance for planning and operating your data center. This knowledge protects you from costly misinterpretations and forms the basis for all subsequent modules of the seminar.",[208,209],"In the first part, you will develop a structured understanding of the data center standard EN 50600 and its international equivalent ISO\u002FIEC 22237. You will learn the precise structure of this series of standards and gain confidence in the correct application of individual areas. Special attention is paid to the exact definition of the data center concept and the various data center types such as enterprise, colocation, edge, and cloud. This differentiation is crucial for the requirements-based design of your infrastructure.","The second part focuses on the regulatory framework for modern data centers. You will receive a systematic overview of essential legal requirements such as the Energy Efficiency Act (EnEfG) and the EU Taxonomy with their specific requirements for data centers. Using concrete examples, it will be shown how you can implement these requirements in your data center in a legally compliant manner. 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You will learn the fundamental difference between serial and parallel redundancy and understand the effects on overall availability. Using concrete system diagrams, various redundancy scenarios are visualized and their strengths and weaknesses systematically analyzed. 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Sie lernen die Unterschiede zwischen BMS\u002FBAS und DCIM-Lösungen kennen und verstehen deren spezifische Anwendungsbereiche. Die wichtigsten Funktionen moderner DCIM-Systeme wie Asset-Management, Energiemonitoring, Kapazitätsplanung und Berichtswesen werden systematisch vorgestellt. Abschließend erhalten Sie einen Überblick über die grundlegenden Nachhaltigkeitsaspekte im Rechenzentrum und deren zunehmende Bedeutung für den gesetzeskonformen Betrieb.","Objective management fundamentals overview:",[260,261,262,263,264],"Normkonforme Definition und Berechnung von KPIs","Fehlerfreie Datenerfassung und -analyse","Systematisches Rechenzentrumsmanagement","Anforderungsgerechte DCIM-Implementierung","Zukunftssichere Nachhaltigkeitsstrategien"]