How the Department of Home Affairs maximised DC efficiency

Supplied by Independent Data Solutions on Monday, 21 October, 2019

For a department more accustomed to controlling borders, breaking down barriers in connectivity was the key to improving data centre productivity.

Learn about the strategy that the Australian Department of Home Affairs implemented to optimise the management and operation of their data centres.

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