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Orientation and behavioral guidelines for working in data centers.",[17],{"id":63,"status":7,"seminar_id":64,"image_main":65,"title":66,"subtitle":11,"slug":67,"slugs":96,"short_description":68,"current_price":97,"speakers":98,"seminar_dates":99,"page":102,"facts":294,"video_courses":296},{"de":67,"en":67},2795,[],{"currentLocale":100,"otherLocales":101},[],[],{"source":103,"heroOverline":104,"heroSubtitle":105,"glance":106,"why":119,"imageWhy":137,"audience":138,"depth":11,"goals":159,"modules":166,"standards":207,"practice":241,"process":244,"prerequisites":263,"faq":266,"seo":291},"directus","Seminar for planners, operators, consultants, and auditors","What the new editions of EN 50600 have changed, where ISO\u002FIEC 22237 differs, and which revisions are underway: the current status for your projects",{"lead":107,"statement":108,"items":109},"You learn which edition of each part of EN 50600 applies today, what the new editions have changed compared with their predecessors, where the international series ISO\u002FIEC 22237 differs, and which drafts are with the committees.","You then work with the current status of the standards, \u003Cstrong>not with the edition that sits on the shelf.\u003C\u002Fstrong>",[110,113,116],{"title":111,"text":112},"A series in motion","EN 50600 is not a finished standard but a series in motion: since the first edition in 2012, every core part has been reissued at least once, and revisions are underway for several parts.",{"title":114,"text":115},"The international series","In addition, ISO and IEC continue the content worldwide as the ISO\u002FIEC 22237 series, with its own numbering, its own references, and its own status.",{"title":117,"text":118},"Both series in order","The seminar puts both series in order: edition status, changes, differences, ongoing revisions, and their consequences for design, operation, contracts, and audits.",{"overline":120,"lead":121,"statement":122,"text":123,"items":124},"Why an update on EN 50600 and ISO\u002FIEC 22237?","A standard is developed by consensus, regularly reviewed to check that it is still current, and revised.","If you design, tender, or audit to an edition, \u003Cstrong>you need to know which one.\u003C\u002Fstrong>","The seminar saves you from basing a requirements profile, a tender, or audit preparation on an edition that has already been replaced, and protects you from confusing the part numbers of the two series. The trainers know the changes from standardization work; as exclusive sponsor of the ISO\u002FIEC 22237 working group, DCE academy is informed about every meeting of the standards committee and its content, often months before publication.",[125,128,131,134],{"title":126,"text":127},"Every core part revised","For EN 50600, revision has affected every core part since the first edition in 2012: in its new edition, Part 1 moved the design processes from the annex into the main body, Parts 2-2 and 2-3 were aligned with the revised Availability Classes, Parts 2-1 and 2-5 received a new structure and a new clause on Protection Classes against intrusion, Part 2-4 was completely restructured, and Part 3-1 on management and operation is available in a completely revised new edition.",{"title":129,"text":130},"Drafts with the committees","As of September 2026, drafts exist for Parts 1, 2-2, and 2-3; until they are published, the previous editions remain valid.",{"title":132,"text":133},"The second series","ISO and IEC continue the content of EN 50600 as ISO\u002FIEC 22237, first as Technical Specifications and now gradually as International Standards. The structure was adopted, but the parts are numbered differently: EN 50600-2-2 becomes ISO\u002FIEC 22237-3, 2-5 becomes 22237-6, and the KPIs of the 4-x series have their counterpart in ISO\u002FIEC 30134 without being identical to it. References point to international rather than European standards.",{"title":135,"text":136},"Mapping part by part","Most core parts of ISO\u002FIEC 22237 are available as International Standards, and the rest will follow; until then, their Technical Specifications apply. If you work with both series in tenders, contracts, and audits, you need the mapping part by part.","b18c7c58-b815-4201-8aae-fbdf9da4d508",{"items":139,"note":158},[140,143,146,149,152,155],{"title":141,"text":142},"Data center planners, architects, and design engineers","whose requirements profiles, specifications, and design documents refer to a specific edition of EN 50600 or ISO\u002FIEC 22237.",{"title":144,"text":145},"Operations managers and facility managers of data centers","who align operation, maintenance, and documentation with the current status of the standards.",{"title":147,"text":148},"IT managers with infrastructure responsibility","who formulate requirements for colocation providers, service providers, and their own spaces.",{"title":150,"text":151},"Project managers and consultants in the data center sector","who support clients in Europe and beyond with both series.",{"title":153,"text":154},"Auditors and quality managers","who check or prepare conformity against the current edition.",{"title":156,"text":157},"Graduates of the Data Center Specialist training path","who want to renew their Data Center Specialist certificate for three years and bring their knowledge up to the current editions.","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>We recommend basic knowledge of EN 50600\u003C\u002Fstrong>, as taught in the seminar Data Center – General Principles; the seminar does not explain the standard itself, but how it changes.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",[160,161,162,163,164,165],"name the current edition, the previous edition, and the status of any ongoing revision for each part of EN 50600, and reference the correct edition in tenders, contracts, and test plans;","classify the main changes in the new editions: revised Availability Classes and granularity levels in Parts 2-2 and 2-3, the new structure of Parts 2-1 and 2-4, the Protection Classes against intrusion in Part 2-5, the new clauses on strategy, organization, and risk management in Part 3-1;","map the parts of EN 50600 to the parts of ISO\u002FIEC 22237 and the KPIs of the 4-x series to ISO\u002FIEC 30134, and explain why the numbering differs;","recognize the differences between the European and the international version: status as a standard or Technical Specification, references to European or international reference standards, KPIs without a counterpart in the other series;","distinguish drafts from valid standards, assess the status of ongoing revisions in both series, and prepare the topics of the revision for your own projects;","assess the consequences of dated and undated references for contracts and documentation, and evaluate existing data centers against the current status of the standards.",{"lead":167,"items":168},"The four modules lead from the structure and edition status of the series through the changes in the new editions and the mapping to ISO\u002FIEC 22237 to the drafts currently with the committees.",[169,177,188,198],{"title":170,"intro":171,"points":172},"The series of standards and its edition status","EN 50600 is a body of standards for the design, construction, and operation of data centers, made up of general concepts, design parts, an operations part, KPIs, a maturity model, and an application guide. The module presents each part with its current and previous edition and shows how the series has grown since 2012.",[173,174,175,176],"Structure: EN 50600-1 General concepts; 2-1 to 2-5 Building construction, Power supply and distribution, Environmental control, Telecommunications cabling infrastructure, Security systems; 3-1 Management and operational information; 4-x KPIs; CLC\u002FTS 50600-5-1 maturity model; CLC\u002FTR 50600-99-3 application guide","Current and previous edition of each part as of the seminar date; which parts are available as a European Standard, a Technical Specification, or a Technical Report, and which German edition applies in each case","Timeline of the series since 2012: first editions, second editions, amendments, and Technical Specifications (2-10, 4-31, 5-1); Technical Reports 99-1 and 99-2 have been merged into the maturity model 5-1","How a standard is developed and revised: CLC\u002FTC 215 and its national mirror committee, enquiry draft (prEN), ratification, adoption as DIN EN; why a draft is not a standard",{"title":178,"intro":179,"points":180},"What has changed in the new editions","Each new edition states in its foreword what it changes compared with the previous edition. The module goes through these changes part by part, always for the edition current at the seminar date, and assesses what they mean for existing designs, contracts, and audits.",[181,182,183,184,185,186,187],"EN 50600-1: reference to the KPIs of the 4-x series, Clause 7 on availability revised, design processes and design principles moved from the annex into the main body, new annexes","EN 50600-2-2: title distinguishes power supply and power distribution, Clause 5 updated, availability requirements aligned with Parts 1 and 2-3, physical security of power distribution, granularity levels revised","EN 50600-2-3: environmental control in the individual data center spaces, extended Class 4 removed, measurement requirements for the granularity levels revised, new annex summarizing the requirements","EN 50600-2-1 and 2-5: complete restructuring of 2-1 with new clauses on outside spaces and on the construction of data center spaces; in 2-5, a new Clause 7 on Protection Classes against intrusion and references to the structural prerequisites in 2-1","EN 50600-2-4: document structure completely revised, Availability Classes revised, clause on physical security, new annexes with examples, availability information, and requirements for colocation data centers","EN 50600-3-1: new edition, completely revised and restructured, new clauses on data center strategy, organization, management, risk management, and quality management; operational information and acceptance testing moved to “operational processes”","KPIs: changes to PUE and REF, new Parts 4-6 to 4-9 (ERF, CER, CUE, WUE), Technical Specification 4-31 on resilience KPIs, maturity model 5-1 as successor to Technical Reports 99-1 and 99-2",{"title":189,"intro":190,"points":191},"EN 50600 and ISO\u002FIEC 22237: mapping and differences","The international series has adopted the structure of EN 50600, but not its numbering, its reference standards, or its schedule. The module places both series side by side and shows where “same content” holds true and where it does not.",[192,193,194,195,196,197],"Mapping of the parts: EN 50600-1 to ISO\u002FIEC 22237-1, 2-1 to 22237-2, 2-2 to 22237-3, 2-3 to 22237-4, 2-4 to 22237-5, 2-5 to 22237-6, 3-1 to 22237-7; Technical Specification 2-10 to ISO\u002FIEC TS 22237-30, Technical Specification 4-31 to ISO\u002FIEC TS 22237-31; why the international series has no subparts such as “2-1”","Status of adoption: from Technical Specifications to International Standards, part by part; which parts are available as a standard, a Technical Specification, or a draft at the seminar date","Changes in the ISO standards compared with their Technical Specifications: availability requirements of Parts 3 and 4 aligned with each other and with Part 1, Part 2 restructured, Part 6 with a new clause on protection against intrusion; similarities with the new European editions","Reference standards: the international series refers to ISO\u002FIEC 11801, ISO\u002FIEC 14763-2, ISO\u002FIEC 30129, and IEC standards, the European series to EN 50173, EN 50174, and EN 50310; consequences for cabling, bonding, and security systems","KPIs: EN 50600-4-x and ISO\u002FIEC 30134 as counterparts that build on each other but are not identical; KPIs in ISO\u002FIEC 30134 that do not exist in the European series; Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024\u002F1364 names both designations side by side","What this means in practice: certification according to both series, projects outside Europe, tenders with mixed references",{"title":199,"intro":200,"points":201},"Ongoing revisions and outlook","What is with the committees today may become the next edition. The module shows the drafts with status and date, names the topics under discussion, and explains what planners and operators can prepare now without anticipating a draft.",[202,203,204,205,206],"Revision of EN 50600-1: status of the enquiry draft at the seminar date; what the draft changes compared with the current edition and what applies until ratification","EN 50600-2-2, Edition 3 (draft, not a valid standard): status of the draft and the comments; topics of the committee work such as direct current supply, reference standards, switchgear, instrument transformer classes and measurement accuracy of the granularity levels, capacity planning","Further revisions in the series, for example of EN 50600-2-3 and of the German edition of EN 50600-3-1","International: the outstanding parts of ISO\u002FIEC 22237 on their way to becoming standards; new editions of international KPIs, for example on PUE and resilience, and their relationship to the European series","Effects on contracts and documentation: dated and undated references, transition between editions, assessing existing data centers against the new status; discussion of participants’ cases",[208,211,214,217,220,223,226,229,232,235,238],{"title":209,"text":210},"EN 50600-1 General concepts","current edition; revision in draft",{"title":212,"text":213},"EN 50600-2-1 to 2-5","2-1 Building construction (new edition), 2-2 Power supply and distribution (Edition 3 in draft), 2-3 Environmental control (revision in draft), 2-4 Telecommunications cabling infrastructure (new edition), 2-5 Security systems (new edition)",{"title":215,"text":216},"EN 50600-3-1 Management and operational information","new edition, completely revised",{"title":218,"text":219},"EN 50600-4-1 to 4-9 KPIs","4-1 overview, 4-2 PUE, 4-3 REF, 4-6 ERF, 4-7 CER, 4-8 CUE, 4-9 WUE",{"title":221,"text":222},"CLC\u002FTS 50600-2-10, 4-31, and 5-1; CLC\u002FTR 50600-99-3","earthquake risk, resilience KPIs, maturity model (Technical Specifications); application guide (Technical Report)",{"title":224,"text":225},"ISO\u002FIEC 22237-1 to -7","international series, each part with its status as a standard, Technical Specification, or draft",{"title":227,"text":228},"ISO\u002FIEC TS 22237-30 and -31","counterparts to CLC\u002FTS 50600-2-10 and 4-31",{"title":230,"text":231},"ISO\u002FIEC 30134","international KPIs, counterpart to EN 50600-4-x",{"title":233,"text":234},"EN 50173, EN 50174, EN 50310","reference standards of the European series for cabling, installation, and bonding",{"title":236,"text":237},"ISO\u002FIEC 11801, ISO\u002FIEC 14763-2, ISO\u002FIEC 30129","reference standards of the international series for cabling, installation, and bonding",{"title":239,"text":240},"Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024\u002F1364","names EN 50600-4-x and ISO\u002FIEC 30134 side by side",{"source":242,"text":243},"From EN 50600-2-1, Clause 2:","\u003Cp>The parts of EN 50600 distinguish between dated and undated references: a dated reference means only the edition named; an undated reference always means the latest edition, including all amendments.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>The same logic applies to your own documents: a requirements profile, a specification, or a test plan that refers to “EN 50600-2-2” will mean something different after the next edition than it does today; if you write “EN 50600-2-2:2019”, you tie yourself to an edition that is currently being revised.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>This protects you from evidence that is checked against the wrong edition in an audit, and saves you renegotiations when a new edition appears while your project is running.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",[245,248,251,254,257,260],{"title":246,"text":247},"Two formats, one price","One seminar day, in person or as a live webinar, by arrangement; date on request. Both formats teach the same content at the same price.",{"title":249,"text":250},"Seminar times and materials","The seminar day usually starts at 10:00 and ends at around 17:00. You receive the seminar materials as a PDF in the language in which the seminar is held.",{"title":252,"text":253},"With forewords, drafts, and your own cases","The seminar works with the forewords and mapping tables of the parts, with side-by-side comparisons of the editions, and with the drafts available at the seminar date; your own cases from tenders, contracts, and audits are explicitly part of the discussion.",{"title":255,"text":256},"In person","In-person seminars include drinks, coffee, and lunch, and there is time to talk with the other participants and with the trainers.",{"title":258,"text":259},"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.",{"title":261,"text":262},"Data Center Specialist renewal","Graduates of the Data Center Specialist training path renew their Data Center Specialist certificate for three years by attending and passing the exam, even if it has already expired.",{"summary":264,"text":265},"General Principles recommended","\u003Cp>We recommend basic knowledge of EN 50600: the structure of the series, Availability Classes, Protection Classes, and granularity levels, as taught in the seminar Data Center – General Principles. The seminar explains how the standard changes, not the standard itself; the basic knowledge is a recommendation, not a requirement.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",[267,270,273,276,279,282,285,288],{"question":268,"answer":269},"What is ISO\u002FIEC 22237?","\u003Cp>ISO\u002FIEC 22237 is the international series of standards for data center facilities and infrastructures. It continues the content of the European EN 50600 worldwide: the parts were first published as Technical Specifications and are gradually being published as International Standards; they are developed in subcommittee ISO\u002FIEC JTC 1\u002FSC 39. The series covers general concepts (Part 1), the design parts for building construction, power distribution, environmental control, telecommunications cabling infrastructure, and security systems (Parts 2 to 6), and management and operational information (Part 7). The seminar explains the series in comparison with EN 50600; you will find an overview of the parts on the EN 50600 hub page.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":271,"answer":272},"How do EN 50600 and ISO\u002FIEC 22237 differ?","\u003Cp>In numbering, in the status of the parts, and in the reference standards, not in the basic concept. The structure with Availability Classes, Protection Classes, and energy efficiency enablement has been adopted; however, the parts are numbered consecutively (EN 50600-2-2 corresponds to ISO\u002FIEC 22237-3), some parts are still available internationally only as a Technical Specification or draft, and the international series refers to ISO\u002FIEC standards instead of European ones. The KPIs of EN 50600-4-x have their counterpart in ISO\u002FIEC 30134, which is not identical. The seminar goes through the differences part by part.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":274,"answer":275},"Which parts of EN 50600 were reissued most recently, and which are being revised?","\u003Cp>The most recent new editions are the part on telecommunications cabling infrastructure (2-4), the KPI parts on carbon emissions and water usage (4-8, 4-9), and the operations part 3-1 in a completely revised new edition. Parts 1 and 2-2, among others, are being revised. Until a new edition is published, the previous edition remains valid. The seminar covers the status at the seminar date; you will find the current edition of each part in the EN 50600 hub overview.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":277,"answer":278},"Is a draft standard (prEN) already valid?","\u003Cp>No. An enquiry draft is not a standard; it is used for comments and can change until ratification. Until the new edition is published, the previous edition remains valid without change. The seminar shows how to read drafts, what is emerging, and what you should therefore keep open in ongoing projects, without anticipating a draft.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":280,"answer":281},"Does the seminar renew my Data Center Specialist certificate?","\u003Cp>Yes. The Data Center Specialist certificate is valid for three years; attending this update seminar and passing the exam renews it for three years, even if it has already expired. Get in touch, and we will agree on the format and date with you. The seminar certificates of the four individual seminars do not expire.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":283,"answer":284},"Do I need prior knowledge?","\u003Cp>We recommend basic knowledge of EN 50600, but it is not a requirement. The seminar explains what has changed, not the standard from scratch; if you know the structure of the series, the Availability Classes, and the Protection Classes, you can easily follow the comparisons. The seminar Data Center – General Principles provides the introduction.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":286,"answer":287},"When does the seminar take place, and in which format?","\u003Cp>By arrangement, in person or as a live webinar, for example for a team, for graduates of the training path, or before a project starts. It is currently not offered as a video course. Thomas Wawra will advise you by phone or email.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"question":289,"answer":290},"Which certificate will I receive?","\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 and can be verified publicly. For graduates of the training path, passing the exam also renews the Data Center Specialist certificate for three years.\u003C\u002Fp>\n",{"title":292,"description":293},"Update – EN 50600 and ISO\u002FIEC 22237-x seminar","Update on EN 50600 and ISO\u002FIEC 22237: what the new editions change, where the international series differs, which revisions are underway. Date on request.",{"durationDays":6,"formats":295,"formatsOnRequest":70,"isNew":19,"pathwayPosition":11},[16,17],[],{"data":298},[299,312,324,335,345],{"id":300,"status":7,"sort":6,"slug":301,"position":302,"cv":303,"linkedin":304,"phone":305,"signature_email":306,"first_name":307,"last_name":308,"avatar":309,"profile":310},"9eff7954-eeab-4a8f-96d7-fd578be1b1b1","thomas-wawra","CEO","\u003Cp>Dipl. Ing. Thomas Wawra gründete 2007 die DCE academy und entwickelte Sie zum führenden Anbieter von herstellerneutralen Schulungen im Bereich Rechenzentrum basierend auf der Norm EN 50600. Als Sponsor unterstützt er aktiv die Internationalisierung der Norm zur ISO 22237 und referiert weltweit auf Kongressen zu Normierungsfragen.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>In den Jahren 2002 bis 2006 war Thomas Wawra Gesamtverantwortlicher für das Auslandsgeschäft der Venali Inc., Miami, USA. In dieser Zeit leitete er den gesamten Bereich Vertrieb und baute strategische Partnerschaften mit Unternehmen wie, Microsoft und SAP erfolgreich auf. Davor bekleidete er die Position des Geschäftsführers der Venali Europe GmbH, einem Start Up Unternehmen im Bereich Secure Messaging. In dieser Rolle trug er ebenfalls maßgeblich zum Erfolg des Unternehmens bei und eröffnete im Zeitraum von 1996 bis 2007 die Niederlassungen in London, Singapur und Deutschland. 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","+49 163 6010442","thomas.wawra@dce-academy.com","Thomas","Wawra","0afd33cf-4d17-49f6-9dfa-f71b65dc15db",{"kind":311,"slug":301},"team",{"id":313,"status":7,"sort":21,"slug":314,"position":315,"cv":316,"linkedin":317,"phone":318,"signature_email":319,"first_name":320,"last_name":321,"avatar":322,"profile":323},"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":311,"slug":314},{"id":325,"status":7,"sort":14,"slug":326,"position":327,"cv":328,"linkedin":329,"phone":11,"signature_email":330,"first_name":331,"last_name":332,"avatar":333,"profile":334},"dd1bebf0-6d1f-4262-9ec4-524ed59d3901","juergen-strate","Chief Education & Alliance Officer","\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>","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.linkedin.com\u002Fin\u002Fjuergen-strate\u002F","juergen.strate@dce-academy.com","Jürgen","Strate","48a241a8-9ea1-44ff-94dc-ea0fc76ab74b",{"kind":311,"slug":326},{"id":336,"status":7,"sort":38,"slug":337,"position":338,"cv":339,"linkedin":11,"phone":11,"signature_email":340,"first_name":341,"last_name":342,"avatar":343,"profile":344},"e3ce035f-250a-427e-9219-ed262d272263","victor-dadson","Business Development Manager","","victor.dadson@dce-academy.com","Victor","Dadson","9985058e-5846-4308-b2ac-66b60b9f2428",{"kind":311,"slug":337},{"id":346,"status":7,"sort":28,"slug":347,"position":348,"cv":339,"linkedin":349,"phone":11,"signature_email":350,"first_name":351,"last_name":352,"avatar":353,"profile":354},"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":311,"slug":347},{"meta":356},{"total":357,"page":6,"pageSize":6},0]