451 Research - TDS and the anatomy of datacenter relocations

451 Research
TDS and the anatomy of datacenter relocations
Analyst: Rick Kurtzbein
28 Jan, 2015

One of the most significant barriers to moving from an in-house to outsourced datacenter services model is migration. We’ve said it before and will say it again: datacenter relocation projects are not short and easy projects to tackle on an evening or weekend. These projects require careful planning that can take months or even years. For this reason, companies are offering datacenter migration services as a way to ease the burden and help IT organizations to understand their options and guide them as they migrate to new environments. We discussed datacenter relocation services with Transitional Data Services (TDS) as more companies choose to leverage alternatives to owning in-house datacenters.

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