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… Meta title: Top Mistakes in Data Center Planning
Meta description: How to design infrastructure and avoid the most common problems?
How to create a scalable data center, able to evolve based on company and market
requirements?
H1: Tips to Avoid Mistakes During Your Data Center Planning

Source
Data center obsolescence is a limit to business growth: according to IDC, the average
age of data centers is 9 years, while Gartner claims that any site that’s 7 and more
years old can be considered obsolete. This is a topic that you can often see discussed,
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A data center expansion projects must, therefore, be designed in a forward-looking
perspective so that the infrastructures are able to evolve simultaneously and support the
needs of business in progress. A holistic and structured approach is the basis of any
data center design and construction process devoid of the most common errors.
In this regard, we can identify nine of them.
Mistake #1
First of all, an underestimation of the TCO (Total cost of ownership): concentrating on
capital costs, excluding operating and maintenance costs (OpEx) and energy costs.
That can mislead and not allow you to do an adequate calculation of the ROI (Return on
investments).

Mistake #2
The second error is represented by an imprecise estimate of the realization costs: often
after having submitted and approved a summary budget request, the second more
detailed calculation highlights the impracticability of the project which is then postponed.
Mistake #3
The third mistake concerns the inadequate definition of the design criteria of
performance characteristics: the greatest danger is oversizing (infrastructure more
powerful than your real needs), which leads to an unjustified increase in costs.
Mistakes #4 and #5
The choice of the site before the definition of the design criteria is the fourth risk (never
look for the space for the data center before defining the design aspects: it may not be
suitable for the requirements). Even premature planning of space (fifth error) can
jeopardize the effectiveness of the project.
Mistake #6
Despite that flexibility and scalability are considered central in the design of a data
center, a modular approach tout court only for