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Das solide Unternehmen tritt am Markt als Zulieferer innovativer Systemlösungen, Produkte und Services für Rechenzentren, Glasfasernetze und intelligente Gebäude sowie als Teil- oder Generalunternehmer auf, der die gesamte Wertschöpfungskette abdeckt. Basis dafür sind Dätwylers hohe Kompetenz in der Entwicklung und Herstellung der benötigten Produkte und Lösungen, die Projekterfahrung, die weltweite Präsenz und das international etablierte Partnernetzwerk. Dätwyler IT Infra wurde im Jahr 1915 als „Schweizerische Draht- und Gummiwerke“ gegründet, beschäftigt heute weltweit rund 1000 Mitarbeitende und erwirtschaftet einen Jahresumsatz von rund 250 Millionen Schweizer Franken.\u003C\u002Fp>","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.itinfra.datwyler.com\u002F","\u003Cp>Pius Albisser ist eidgenössisch diplomierter Elektroinstallateur, Telematik Projektleiter mit eidgenössischem Fachausweis und zertifizierter TSI.PROFESSIONAL des TÜV NORD.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Er ist seit 2009 in verschiedenen Rollen im Bereich des Solution Engineerings und des Technical Service & Support für das Schweizer Unternehmen DÄTWYLER IT Infra tätig. Seit 2014 ist er in der Funktion des Senior Engineer Data Centre Solutions und betreut das Data Center Lösungs- & Produkteportfolio. Seine umfassende Expertise und die profunden Kenntnisse auf dem Gebiet der Datenübertragungstechnologien verbinden sich mit über 25 Jahren Planungs- und Praxiserfahrung als Lösungsarchitekt in Glasfaserinfrastruktur- und Vernetzungsprojekten im Datacenter- und Campus-Backbone- Umfeld in der DACH-Region.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Er ist Autor eines Dätwyler Planungshandbuches für Data Center Infrastrukturen und Erfinder eines LC-Duplex Adapters mit patentiertem Innershutter.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>\u003Cbr>\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Pius Albisser ist Spezialist IT-Verkabelung des Fachgremiums „Data Center Infrastructure“ des asut (Schweizerischer Verband der Telekommunikation) in Bern.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Er doziert seit 2017 für die DCE academy im Seminar & Praxisworkshop „Planen und realisieren eines Rechenzentrums nach EN 50600“, den Teilbereich der Telekommunikationsverkabelung (EN50600-2-4).\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Ferner dozierte er mehrere Jahre nebenamtlich im Themengebiet der Rechenzentrumsverkabelung an der Hochschule Luzern in der Fakultät Technik & Architektur. 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Ob in Automobilwerken, Kraftwerken, Logistikzentren, Büro- und Verwaltungsgebäuden oder Data Centern - wo immer Brandgefahren drohen, liefert Minimax im stationären, mobilen und baulichen Brandschutz maßgeschneiderte Lösungen und steht auch nach der Installation des Brandschutzsystems mit einem umfassenden Serviceangebot zur Verfügung.\u003C\u002Fdiv>\n\u003C\u002Fdiv>","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.minimax.com\u002F","\u003Cdiv>\n\u003Cdiv>Herr Dipl.-Ing. Christian Leu begann seine Karriere nach dem Studium der Versorgungstechnik 1986 direkt bei der Minimax als Projektleiter im Bereich Brandmeldeanlagen der Niederlassung Berlin. In den weiteren Jahren ergänzte er sein Wissen in den Bereichen Speziallöschanlagen und Sauerstoffreduzierungsanlagen. Als Spezialist für Anlagentechnik in den Bereichen Brandmeldeanlagen und Speziallöschanlagen\u002F Sauerstoffreduzierungsanlagen avancierte Herr Leu zum Technischen Leiter der Niederlassung Berlin.\u003C\u002Fdiv>\n\u003Cdiv>Zwischen 2007 und 2011 wechselte Herr Leu zur Wagner Group GmbH (Büro Berlin) um nun hier sein Rolle als Technischer Leiter auszuüben und sein Wissen im Bereich Sauerstoffreduzierungsanlagen auszubauen.\u003C\u002Fdiv>\n\u003Cbr>\n\u003Cdiv>Zurück bei der Minimax leitet Herr Leu seit 2011 das Deutschlandgeschäft “Key Account Management Datacenter\u002FIT“\u003C\u002Fdiv>\n\u003Cdiv>In all den Jahren erlangte Herr Leu umfangreiche Erfahrung und Fachwissen in der Planung und Realisierung von Brandschutzsystemen und hat die Systementwicklung in den Geschäftsbereichen Brandmeldeanlagen, Speziallöschanlagen und Sauerstoffreduzierungsanlagen mitgeprägt.\u003C\u002Fdiv>\n\u003Cdiv>Im Rahmen der VdS-Zulassungen VdS-anerkannter Errichterfirmen erlangte Herr Leu wesentliche Zertifikate als anerkannte VdS-Fachkraft für das Unternehmen Minimax.\u003C\u002Fdiv>\n\u003Cdiv>Ob als Applications-\u002F Project-Engineer, Business Developer oder Manager, mit über 35 Jahren Erfahrung in der Brandschutztechnik ist Herr Leu ein gefragter Fachmann, wenn es um das Wissen und die Planung optimaler Brandschutzlösungen geht.\u003C\u002Fdiv>\n\u003Cdiv>In einem Spezialmarkt mit ständig wachsenden Qualitäts- und Wissensanforderungen im Bereich \"hochverfügbare Datacenter und IT-Einrichtungen\", setzt die Minimax GmbH im Geschäftsfeld Technische Brandschutzlösungen auf definierte, kompetente Kundenbetreuung sowie innovative, effiziente und intelligente Branchenlösungen.\u003C\u002Fdiv>\n\u003Cdiv>Herr Leu ist als Redner und Referent bei Branchenevents unterwegs und unterstützt die DCE academy im fachlichen Thema “Brandschutz“ - EN 50600-2-5 Sicherungssysteme (Übersicht Brandschutz im Detail) –Tag 4\u003C\u002Fdiv>\n\u003C\u002Fdiv>","Christian","Leu","c57fdca6-e078-4b53-aa78-2dbb425a8f98",{"kind":111,"slug":161},"christian-leu",{"id":28,"company":163,"position":164,"company_description":165,"company_url":11,"cv":166,"linkedin":167,"first_name":168,"last_name":169,"avatar":170,"profile":171},"Stromdrazer Consultant","Geschäftsführender Inhaber","\u003Cp>Technische Beratung aller Art im Rechenzentrumsbereich von Training, Schulung bis hin zu Systemkonzeption und Schwachstellenanalyse sowie Audits und Zertifizierungsunterstützung.\u003C\u002Fp>","\u003Cp>Manuel Mair arbeitet als IT Technology Service Senior Specialist bei der Firma SAP SE im Bereich Global Cloud Infrastrucure & Delivery in der Abteilung Data Center Management.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Vor der Jahrtausendwende absolvierte er die Meisterprüfung im Elektrotechniker-Handwerk und seitdem ist er im Bereich Rechenzentrum mit unterschiedlichen Schwerpunkten von Planung über Betrieb bis hin zu Forschung und Entwicklung tätig. 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Anschließend wechselte er in den IBM Bereich Industry Solution verbunden mit der Qualifizierung zum IT-Systemingenieur.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Seit 1998 gehörte er dem Geschäftsbereich Site and Facilities Services der IBM an.  In verschiedenen Rollen verfügt er seit mehr als 25 Jahren über umfangreiche Erfahrung in der Beratung, Planung und Realisierung von Rechenzentren unter Sicherheits- und Verfügbarkeitsaspekten. Hierzu gehörte auch eine umfassende und professionelle Begleitung von der Rechenzentrumsstrategie über Planung und Realisierung bis zur Indienstsetzung von Rechenzentren. Er hat den Geschäftsbereich Site and Facilities Services für IBM mitgestaltet und aufgebaut sowie die Entwicklung standardisierter Rechenzentrumslösungen für den Mittelstand sowie von Enterprise Datacentern vorangetrieben. 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Zudem zeichnete er für die Konzipierung und Umsetzung des gesamten Vertriebskonzeptes verantwortlich und war an der Sicherung der Finanzierung durch die Gewinnung von Venture Capital-Gebern sowie Business Angels wesentlich beteiligt.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Thomas Wawra ist diplomierter Maschinenbauingenieur der Technischen Universität München.\u003C\u002Fp>","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.linkedin.com\u002Fin\u002Fthomas-wawra-a780425\u002F","Wawra","0afd33cf-4d17-49f6-9dfa-f71b65dc15db",{"kind":182,"slug":201},"thomas-wawra",{"currentLocale":203,"otherLocales":218},[204,212],{"id":205,"language":206,"seminar_type":207,"fully_booked":19,"few_seats":19,"date_start":208,"date_end":209,"start":210,"end":211,"location":11},"8757093a-9061-479f-9410-54a4fc79b2ba","en","webinar","23\u002F11\u002F2026","27\u002F11\u002F2026","2026-11-23","2026-11-27",{"id":213,"language":206,"seminar_type":207,"fully_booked":19,"few_seats":19,"date_start":214,"date_end":215,"start":216,"end":217,"location":11},"90623742-f0f9-492c-a21f-0913c2edbd1f","13\u002F12\u002F2027","17\u002F12\u002F2027","2027-12-13","2027-12-17",[219,228,234,241],{"id":220,"language":221,"seminar_type":222,"fully_booked":70,"few_seats":19,"date_start":223,"date_end":224,"start":225,"end":226,"location":227},"3189f6f3-aea8-4736-8a6f-e96f50dd2621","de","in-person","09\u002F11\u002F2026","13\u002F11\u002F2026","2026-11-09","2026-11-13","Frankfurt am Main",{"id":229,"language":221,"seminar_type":222,"fully_booked":19,"few_seats":19,"date_start":230,"date_end":231,"start":232,"end":233,"location":227},"9337cccc-6548-4f58-a018-0775a3f6a17a","01\u002F03\u002F2027","05\u002F03\u002F2027","2027-03-01","2027-03-05",{"id":235,"language":221,"seminar_type":222,"fully_booked":19,"few_seats":19,"date_start":236,"date_end":237,"start":238,"end":239,"location":240},"2f7d1300-b853-4e0f-9722-56a3c415fa1a","07\u002F06\u002F2027","11\u002F06\u002F2027","2027-06-07","2027-06-11","Munich",{"id":242,"language":221,"seminar_type":222,"fully_booked":19,"few_seats":19,"date_start":243,"date_end":244,"start":245,"end":246,"location":227},"fafa722f-c601-4ab4-bf6a-465267e7186e","29\u002F11\u002F2027","03\u002F12\u002F2027","2027-11-29","2027-12-03",{"source":248,"heroOverline":249,"heroSubtitle":250,"glance":251,"why":267,"imageWhy":285,"audience":286,"depth":11,"goals":310,"modules":318,"standards":369,"practice":406,"process":409,"prerequisites":425,"faq":428,"seo":453},"directus","Seminar for planners, project managers, operators, and auditors","Data center design from real projects: risk analysis, Availability Classes, disciplines, contracts, and commissioning according to the state of the art",{"lead":252,"statement":253,"items":254},"In five days, you learn how a data center is designed, tendered, built, and commissioned according to EN 50600: from the business risk analysis through the Availability Class for each discipline to acceptance.","You can then justify design decisions \u003Cstrong>with the standard\u003C\u002Fstrong>, to clients, planners, and auditors.",[255,258,261,264],{"title":256,"text":257},"The design process of the standard","The seminar follows the planning and implementation process of EN 50600-1: from the requirements profile based on business, IT, and data center strategy through the business risk analysis and the choice of Availability and Protection Classes to the design parts EN 50600-2-1 to 2-5 for building, power supply, cooling, cabling, and security systems.",{"title":259,"text":260},"From contract to certification","It also covers work stages, contracts, and tendering, commissioning in stages, and the path to certification.",{"title":262,"text":263},"Working on real plans","All trainers come from real projects; in group work and on real floor plans, hydraulic schematics, and circuit diagrams, you apply the standard to specific projects.",{"title":265,"text":266},"The core seminar","It is the second seminar of the Data Center Specialist training path and the core seminar for everyone who designs, tenders, builds, or accepts data centers.",{"overline":268,"lead":269,"statement":270,"text":271,"items":272},"Why Design & Implementation?","EN 50600 is now regarded as a generally accepted rule of technology for data centers.","If you carry out the risk analysis properly, you build in redundancy where the business needs it, \u003Cstrong>and nowhere else.\u003C\u002Fstrong>","This saves you investments that do not reduce risk and protects you from design decisions that cannot be justified to the client, planner, or auditor on the basis of the standard. The seminar follows the design process of EN 50600-1: from the requirements profile based on the business model, IT strategy, and data center strategy, through the risk matrix and the choice of classes, to the design parts for each discipline, work stages and contracts, commissioning in stages, and certification.",[273,276,279,282],{"title":274,"text":275},"A contractual basis, not a specification","The standard reflects the consensus of experts from 34 CENELEC member countries and can form the contractual basis for consulting, design, and implementation services, either directly or through a technical clause. However, it does not replace design work and is not a specification of works.",{"title":277,"text":278},"Mandatory, recommended, or a question of risk","If you use the standard in a functional specification, a tender, or a contract, you need to know which requirement is mandatory, which is a recommendation, and which depends on the business and risk analysis. This is exactly where the seminar comes in.",{"title":280,"text":281},"Conformity according to EN 50600-1","According to EN 50600-1, a design conforms to the standard only if a business risk analysis has been carried out, the Availability Class is based on it, the Protection Classes and the energy efficiency enablement level have been chosen, and the design process has gone through its phases.",{"title":283,"text":284},"Higher class, higher investment","EN 50600-1 itself says: the higher the Availability Class, the higher the investment, as a rule.","8d7e68fa-3c78-481c-b04d-3a5c1b0c3c95",{"items":287,"note":309},[288,291,294,297,300,303,306],{"title":289,"text":290},"Specialist planners and engineers","for electrical, cooling, building, fire protection, I&C\u002FBMS, and cabling whose tenders and designs require conformity with EN 50600.",{"title":292,"text":293},"Project managers, general contractors, and turnkey contractors","in data center construction who need to place the standard in work stages and contracts.",{"title":295,"text":296},"Consultants, architects, and building designers","specializing in data centers who prepare requirements profiles, functional specifications, and site assessments.",{"title":298,"text":299},"Operations managers and facility managers","who are responsible for a new build, an extension, or a refurbishment and accept it.",{"title":301,"text":302},"IT infrastructure managers","who derive the requirements profile from the IT strategy and commission the design.",{"title":304,"text":305},"Auditors and certifiers","who check designs and existing data centers against EN 50600.",{"title":307,"text":308},"Manufacturers, system integrators, and installers","of infrastructure components who discuss classes, interfaces, and acceptance with planners.","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>We recommend the seminar Data Center – General Principles\u003C\u002Fstrong> or comparable knowledge of the disciplines, Availability Classes, and the structure of EN 50600; the group work assumes this basic knowledge. Experience in design, construction, or operation helps but is not a requirement.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",[311,312,313,314,315,316,317],"apply the planning and implementation process according to EN 50600-1 in its phases, with responsibilities and iterations, and derive a requirements profile from the business model, IT strategy, and data center strategy;","set up a business and risk analysis with a risk matrix of impact and probability of occurrence, and use it to justify the Availability Class for each infrastructure, the Protection Classes, and the energy efficiency enablement level;","read the requirements and recommendations of EN 50600-2-1 to 2-5 for building, power supply, cooling, cabling, and security systems, and distinguish what is mandatory, what is recommended, and what depends on the risk analysis;","analyze floor plans, hydraulic schematics, and circuit diagrams and assess them against the requirements of the standard and of certification;","place EN 50600 as a technical clause in work stages according to the German HOAI and VOB, in tenders, and in general contractor and turnkey contracts;","plan commissioning in stages from factory acceptance to the integrated systems test, anchor it in the contract, and involve the operations staff from the acceptance test onward;","classify certification routes for data centers by scope and criteria catalog, and prepare a project for certification according to EN 50600.",{"lead":319,"items":320},"The six modules follow the path of a data center project: from the requirements profile and the risk analysis through the design of the disciplines to commissioning and certification.",[321,329,337,345,353,361],{"title":322,"intro":323,"points":324},"Standard, roles, and contracts","EN 50600 is to be regarded as a generally accepted rule of technology for data centers; it does not replace design work and is not a specification of works. The module places the standard in the types of service (consulting, design, implementation, and operation), in work stages, and in contracts.",[325,326,327,328],"Standard, directive, certification: how a standard is created, why there is no single data center standard, structure and conformity requirements of EN 50600","The role of EN 50600 for consultants, planners, contractors, and operators; clarification for existing data centers: which classes in which parts","Work stages 1 to 9 according to HOAI and VOB; award in individual trades, under the general contractor model, and under the turnkey contractor model","Contractual basis according to BGB (German Civil Code), VOB, and HOAI; EN 50600 as a technical clause and its order of precedence in the contract; status of the adoption into ISO\u002FIEC 22237",{"title":330,"intro":331,"points":332},"Requirements profile and risk analysis","The business and risk analysis is the basis for everything: the business model determines the IT strategy, and the IT strategy determines the data center. The module leads from the requirements profile through the risk matrix to the choice of Availability Class according to EN 50600-1.",[333,334,335,336],"Positioning the data center within the company: data as a raw material, definition according to EN 50600 regardless of size","Planning and implementation process according to EN 50600-1 in phases with changing responsibilities; iteration in the first four phases; system architecture with the operational view first","Risk analysis according to EN 50600-1: impact and probability of occurrence, risk matrix, cost of downtime as the basis for design decisions","Availability Classes 1 to 4 according to EN 50600-1: risk assessment criteria for each class, from single path to fault tolerant, paths at maximum load; growing influence of compliance requirements",{"title":338,"intro":339,"points":340},"Building, physical security, and fire protection","Protection Classes are assigned independently of Availability Classes, and EN 50600-2-1 and 2-5 only apply together. The module explains location, building construction, security zones, and fire protection in terms of prevention, detection, and suppression.",[341,342,343,344],"EN 50600-2-1 site and building construction: mandatory, recommended, or dependent on the risk assessment; risk reduction through structural, technical, and organizational measures; methods according to ISO 27005, EN 31010, ISO 22317, ISO 22301, and BSI IT-Grundschutz","Protection Classes 1 to 4 and Resistance Classes according to EN 1627; fire resistance by Protection Class; recommendations on computer room size and racks per row","EN 50600-2-5 security systems: “onion skin” principle, five risk areas, security levels, dealing with residual risk","Fire protection in detail: oxygen reduction, multi-sensor and aspirating smoke detection systems, gas extinguishing systems with pressure relief, water-based systems, PFAS regulation for extinguishing agents; an alarm should not automatically interrupt operations",{"title":346,"intro":347,"points":348},"Power supply and cooling","In power supply and cooling, Availability Classes are defined by the required function, not by redundancy. The module covers design according to EN 50600-2-2 and 2-3 and the energy efficiency of cooling.",[349,350,351,352],"EN 50600-2-2 power supply and distribution: primary and secondary supply, four defined connection points, dimensioning from the Availability Class to losses and operating requirements, three granularity levels","EN 50600-2-3 environmental control: controlled and uncontrolled spaces, limits for supply air temperature, humidity, and air quality as an SLA condition, extreme outdoor conditions as a design case","Interaction of power supply and cooling; UPS rooms and batteries; GWP of refrigerants as a factor in the choice of system","Energy efficiency through cooling: free cooling before compression refrigeration, no air short circuits, only the air volume that is needed, efficiency never at the expense of availability",{"title":354,"intro":355,"points":356},"Cabling","EN 50600-2-4 defines four Availability Classes for telecommunications cabling and does not recommend Class 1. The module connects architecture, Availability Class, and the physical design of the cable pathways.",[357,358,359,360],"Functional elements of the supply cabling and the computer room cabling; point-to-point only within the same or an adjacent rack","Requirements per Availability Class: redundant carrier connections from Class 2, cross-connect from Class 2, two separate paths from Class 3, redundant distributor levels in Class 4","Protection Class 3 for building entrance facilities, computer rooms, control room, and main distributor; EN 50174-2: separation between power and data cables, coupling attenuation, shielded and unshielded cables","Cable trays: initial fill of no more than 40%, cable volume of copper compared with fiber",{"title":362,"intro":363,"points":364},"Operation, commissioning, and certification","Operation is the longest phase in the life cycle, so its processes and KPIs belong in the design from the start. The module concludes with commissioning in stages and a comparison of certifications.",[365,366,367,368],"EN 50600-3-1: operational and management processes, prioritization by business model, introduction as a maturity process; PUE variants according to EN 50600-4-2 and their system boundaries","Commissioning as part of the contract: Level 0 to 5, from program and design content through factory acceptance and functional testing to the integrated systems test; operations staff in every stage; manufacturer documentation before testing begins","Certification analysis in practice: reading and assessing floor plans, hydraulic schematics, and circuit diagrams","Certifications compared: criteria catalogs according to EN 50600 and TSI versus the Tier classification; scope, overlaps, differences, how a certification works",[370,373,376,379,382,385,388,391,394,397,400,403],{"title":371,"text":372},"EN 50600-1 General concepts","Conformity (Clause 4), business risk analysis and business impact analysis (Clause 5), Availability Classes, Protection Classes, and energy efficiency enablement (Clause 7), design process in phases (Clause 8), reference documentation for the design (Clause 9)",{"title":374,"text":375},"EN 50600-2-1 to 2-5","2-1 Building construction, 2-2 Power supply and distribution, 2-3 Environmental control, 2-4 Telecommunications cabling infrastructure (with EN 50174-2), 2-5 Security systems",{"title":377,"text":378},"EN 50600-3-1 Management and operational information","Processes, commissioning, and acceptance testing (covered in depth in the seminar Data Center Operations – Professional)",{"title":380,"text":381},"EN 50600-4-2","PUE variants and system boundaries",{"title":383,"text":384},"ISO\u002FIEC 22237","Status of the international adoption of EN 50600",{"title":386,"text":387},"HOAI (German fee scale for architects and engineers)","Work stages 1 to 9, contractual basis",{"title":389,"text":390},"VOB (German construction contract procedures)","Work stages, award, and contractual basis",{"title":392,"text":393},"BGB (German Civil Code)","Contractual basis",{"title":395,"text":396},"EN 1627","Resistance Classes",{"title":398,"text":399},"ISO 27005, EN 31010, ISO 22317, ISO 22301, BSI IT-Grundschutz","Risk analysis methods",{"title":401,"text":402},"EU F‑gas Regulation","GWP of refrigerants",{"title":404,"text":405},"EU regulation on PFAS","PFAS in extinguishing agents",{"source":407,"text":408},"From EN 50600-1, Subclauses 5.3 and 7.2.2:","\u003Cp>The risk of an event is a function of impact and probability of occurrence; only once the cost of downtime has been determined can design decisions be made that reduce the risk. And the higher the Availability Class, the higher the investment, as a rule.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>If you carry out the risk analysis before choosing classes, you buy redundancy where the business needs it, and nowhere else.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>This saves you investments that do not reduce risk and protects you from a design that does not meet the conformity conditions of the standard.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",[410,413,416,419,422],{"title":411,"text":412},"Two formats, one price","Five seminar days, as an in-person seminar or as a live webinar. In both formats, you learn the same content at the same price; when you register, you choose the format that fits your schedule.",{"title":414,"text":415},"Seminar times and materials","The first seminar day usually starts at 10:00, the following days at 09:00; the seminar ends at around 17:00, and at around 13:00 on the fifth day. You receive the seminar materials as a PDF in the language in which the seminar is held.",{"title":417,"text":418},"Group work on real plans","Several trainers share the five days by topic. A large part of the time is group work; in the certification analysis, you assess floor plans, hydraulic schematics, and circuit diagrams against the requirements of the standard.",{"title":420,"text":421},"In person","In-person seminars include drinks, coffee, and lunch, and there is time to talk with the other participants and with the trainers, who have real project experience.",{"title":423,"text":424},"Exam and certificate","After the seminar, you receive the link to the online exam by email and have one week to take it. When you pass, you receive the seminar certificate, which does not expire and can be verified publicly; you will find the seminar materials and the certificate in DCE Campus.",{"summary":426,"text":427},"General Principles recommended","\u003Cp>We recommend the seminar Data Center – General Principles or comparable knowledge of the disciplines, Availability Classes, and the structure of EN 50600, because the group work builds on it. Experience in the design, construction, or operation of a data center helps but is not a requirement.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",[429,432,435,438,441,444,447,450],{"question":430,"answer":431},"Do I need to take Data Center – General Principles first?","\u003Cp>It is recommended but not mandatory. The group work assumes that you know the disciplines, Availability Classes, and the structure of EN 50600. If you bring this knowledge from your own work, you can start directly; in the Data Center Specialist training path, Design & Implementation is the second of four seminars.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":433,"answer":434},"What do I learn about designing a data center according to EN 50600?","\u003Cp>The design process in its phases: requirements profile, business risk analysis, choice of Availability and Protection Classes and of the energy efficiency enablement level, design of each discipline according to EN 50600-2-1 to 2-5, work stages and contracts, commissioning in stages, and preparation for certification. You apply this in group work and on real plans.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":436,"answer":437},"Does the seminar prepare for certification according to EN 50600?","\u003Cp>Yes, from the perspective of the planner and the building owner. You learn the conformity conditions of EN 50600-1, the criteria catalogs of the certifications, how a certification works, and the certification analysis based on floor plans, hydraulic schematics, and circuit diagrams. The seminar itself is not a certification of your data center; that is carried out by a certification body.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":439,"answer":440},"What is the difference between Availability Classes according to EN 50600 and Tier levels?","\u003Cp>EN 50600 defines one of four Availability Classes for each infrastructure, that is, for power supply, cooling, and cabling, selected on the basis of a business risk analysis. Tier levels belong to a different certification standard with a different scope and approach; the two are not directly comparable. The seminar compares the certifications in terms of scope, overlaps, and differences.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":442,"answer":443},"Is the seminar available as a live webinar or video course?","\u003Cp>As a live webinar, yes: the in-person seminar and the live webinar teach the same content at the same price, with the same group work, the same exam, and the same certificate; you choose the format when you register. The seminar is currently not offered as a video course. The seminar dates show which date takes place in which format and language.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":445,"answer":446},"Is the seminar held in English?","\u003Cp>Yes, as a live webinar. The in-person dates are held in German; the language and format are shown for each date.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":448,"answer":449},"Is the seminar vendor-neutral?","\u003Cp>Yes. DCE academy does not sell products and does not represent any manufacturer; no products are sold in the seminar. Its aim is to pass on knowledge and train people well, with experts who know their subject from ongoing projects.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":451,"answer":452},"Which certificate will I receive, and what comes next?","\u003Cp>After passing the exam, you receive a seminar certificate from DCE academy. You receive the link to the online exam by email after the seminar and have one week to take it. The certificate does not expire, can be verified publicly, and counts as the second of four seminars toward the Data Center Specialist certificate; after that, Data Center Operations – Professional and Deep Dive – Power Supply & Cooling follow in any order.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"title":454,"description":455},"Data Center Design & Implementation seminar","Design a data center to EN 50600 and ISO\u002FIEC 22237: risk analysis, Availability Classes, disciplines, commissioning. Five days, in person or live webinar.",{"durationDays":28,"formats":457,"formatsOnRequest":19,"isNew":19,"pathwayPosition":21},[16,17],[],{"data":460},[461,467,479,484,493],{"id":462,"status":7,"sort":6,"slug":201,"position":463,"cv":196,"linkedin":197,"phone":464,"signature_email":465,"first_name":147,"last_name":198,"avatar":199,"profile":466},"9eff7954-eeab-4a8f-96d7-fd578be1b1b1","CEO","+49 163 6010442","thomas.wawra@dce-academy.com",{"kind":182,"slug":201},{"id":468,"status":7,"sort":21,"slug":469,"position":470,"cv":471,"linkedin":472,"phone":473,"signature_email":474,"first_name":475,"last_name":476,"avatar":477,"profile":478},"adc4834c-325d-45ca-bb3e-d3eeb380b962","sebastian-galleitner","CMO & CTO","\u003Cp>Sebastian Galleitner verfügt über mehr als 25 Jahre Expertise im strategischen Marketing und in der Entwicklung digitaler Lösungen. Als Chief Marketing Officer der DCE academy verantwortet er die gesamte Kommunikationsstrategie und Markenführung der Academy.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Sein fachlicher Hintergrund umfasst umfangreiche Erfahrung in der Konzeption und Umsetzung komplexer Marketingstrategien für technologieorientierte Unternehmen. Diese Fachkompetenz ergänzt ideal die herstellerunabhängige, technische Expertise der DCE academy im Rechenzentrumsbereich.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>In seiner Funktion sorgt er dafür, dass die präzisen Schulungsangebote ihre Zielgruppen erreichen und die DCE academy als führende Autorität für Rechenzentrumsexpertise wahrgenommen wird. Dabei setzt er auf eine systematische, faktenbasierte Kommunikation, die den hohen Qualitätsanspruch der Ausbildungen widerspiegelt.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Vor seiner Tätigkeit für die DCE academy hat Sebastian Galleitner erfolgreich Marketingstrategien für namhafte Unternehmen in der Finanz- und Automobilbranche entwickelt und ist mit den besonderen Anforderungen technisch anspruchsvoller B2B-Kommunikation bestens vertraut.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Die Verbindung aus methodischem Marketing-Know-how und Verständnis für technische Zusammenhänge ermöglicht es ihm, die komplexen Inhalte der Schulungen zielgruppengerecht aufzubereiten und den besonderen Wert der praxisorientierten Wissensvermittlung zu kommunizieren.\u003C\u002Fp>","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.linkedin.com\u002Fin\u002Fsebastian-galleitner\u002F","+491749793327","sebastian.galleitner@dce-academy.com","Sebastian","Galleitner","d168850c-990d-467a-8150-97954ef803ef",{"kind":182,"slug":469},{"id":480,"status":7,"sort":14,"slug":183,"position":175,"cv":481,"linkedin":177,"phone":11,"signature_email":482,"first_name":178,"last_name":179,"avatar":180,"profile":483},"dd1bebf0-6d1f-4262-9ec4-524ed59d3901","\u003Cp>Jürgen Strate, Dipl.-Ing. der Versorgungstechnik, war als Direktor für Sales & Strategic Business Development für den Geschäftsbereich Site and Facilities Services D\u002FA\u002FCH der IBM Deutschland GmbH verantwortlich. \u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Er war seit 1990 Mitarbeiter der IBM Deutschland.  Herr Strate begann seine Karriere bei IBM als Spezialist für Anlagentechnik im Bereich Chemische Verfahrenstechnik im IBM Halbleiterwerk Böblingen\u002FSindelfingen. Anschließend wechselte er in den IBM Bereich Industry Solution verbunden mit der Qualifizierung zum IT-Systemingenieur.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Seit 1998 gehörte er dem Geschäftsbereich Site and Facilities Services der IBM an.  In verschiedenen Rollen verfügt er seit mehr als 25 Jahren über umfangreiche Erfahrung in der Beratung, Planung und Realisierung von Rechenzentren unter Sicherheits- und Verfügbarkeitsaspekten. Hierzu gehörte auch eine umfassende und professionelle Begleitung von der Rechenzentrumsstrategie über Planung und Realisierung bis zur Indienstsetzung von Rechenzentren. Er hat den Geschäftsbereich Site and Facilities Services für IBM mitgestaltet und aufgebaut sowie die Entwicklung standardisierter Rechenzentrumslösungen für den Mittelstand sowie von Enterprise Datacentern vorangetrieben. Ein besonderer Fokus lag in der Ausgestaltung von energieeffizienten Lösungen sowie der Einhaltung von aktuellen Standards, insbesondere der DIN EN 50600.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Herr Strate war als Keynote-Speaker und Referent auf Fachveranstaltungen präsent. Er übte in enger Zusammenarbeit mit der DCE academy die Referententätigkeit zu verschiedenen fachlichen Themen im Rechenzentrumsbereich aus.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>IBM Site and Facilities Services plante und realisierte als Generalübernehmer schlüsselfertig sichere, hochverfügbare, modulare, skalierbare, innovative und energieeffiziente Rechenzentren.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Seit 2021 ist Herr Strate freiberuflich als Referent \u002F Dozent für die DCE academy tätig. \u003C\u002Fp>","juergen.strate@dce-academy.com",{"kind":182,"slug":183},{"id":485,"status":7,"sort":38,"slug":486,"position":487,"cv":128,"linkedin":11,"phone":11,"signature_email":488,"first_name":489,"last_name":490,"avatar":491,"profile":492},"e3ce035f-250a-427e-9219-ed262d272263","victor-dadson","Business Development Manager","victor.dadson@dce-academy.com","Victor","Dadson","9985058e-5846-4308-b2ac-66b60b9f2428",{"kind":182,"slug":486},{"id":494,"status":7,"sort":28,"slug":495,"position":496,"cv":128,"linkedin":497,"phone":11,"signature_email":498,"first_name":499,"last_name":500,"avatar":501,"profile":502},"398a42f3-c77f-4db0-b75a-d82a47ed9c3f","kelly-grispen","Sales","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.linkedin.com\u002Fin\u002Fkelly-g-990229230\u002F","kelly.grispen@dce-academy.com","Kelly","Grispen","fc4d5b35-af11-48d3-b8c2-5b162ce02fe0",{"kind":182,"slug":495},{"meta":504},{"total":505,"page":6,"pageSize":6},0]