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Leader in the Data Centre Infrastructure Management Market For 2014.

29th January 2015

  

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Company Announcement - Master Power Technologies has received the proud accolade from global research company Frost & Sullivan,of the award  for best practices in Technology Leadership in the Data Centre Infrastructure Management Industry for 2014. Frost & Sullivan has a global team of analysts and consultants continuously researching a wide range of markets across multiple sectors and geographies. 

As  part  of  this on-going research, they identify companies that consistently invest in new technologies, allowing them to carve out a unique  and defensible  position  within their  industries. This research involves  extensive  primary and secondary research across the entire value chain of specific products and/or technologies. Against the backdrop of this research  Master  Power Technologies was recognised as the Technology Leader in the Data Centre Infrastructure Management Market in South Africa. “The  receipt  of  this award is the result of many individuals (employees, customers, and investors)  making  daily  choices  to  believe  in  our organisation  and  contribute in a meaningful way to its future” says Menno Parsons, Managing Director of Master Power Technologies. “We  are exceptionally  proud  to receive this award which signifies that our policy of  investing  in people  as well as  technology is making a meaningful contribution to our industry.”

Frost & Sullivan’sChairman, David Frigstad says “To exhibit leadership in technology is never an easy task, but it is one made even more difficult due to today’s  competitiv  intensity, customer volatility, and economic uncertainty—not to mention the difficulty of innovating in an environment of  escalating  challenges to intellectual property. Within this context, the receipt of this award signifies an even greater accomplishment.” The research  company has identified a mega  trend of connecting the unconnected. The growing demand for connectivity by consumers  and businesses has poised Africa to achieve 90% mobile penetration by 2020. The need to develop  Africa’s  telecommunication  infrastructure creates significant investment opportunities for providers of data centres in order to accelerate services such as mobile banking, e-government and e-learning.

Master Power Technologies’ all-inclusive data centres enable businesses and government  institutions to extend their  services to remote areas, leapfrogging the development of  infrastructure and connecting  the unconnected. Data centres are an essential part of modern organisations. These facilities  allow companies to ensure their mission-critical operations run in a secure environment, thus guaranteeing business continuity. Worldwide, data  loads  are  continuously  increasing and South Africa is no exception  to this trend. The SA data centre market is in its growth stage, and is expected to be growing at a rate of 11.3% annually for the next five years. This growth is driven by companies’ shift from a capital expenditure

(CAPEX)  to  an operating expenditure model through outsourcing data centre infrastructure management services  to third party centre service providers. In  the  digital  technology  world  data  loads are constantly increasing. Hence, existing data  centres have to be upgraded and new ones have to be built  frequently.  Brick and  mortar data centre are becoming less viable alternatives. As a result, Master PowerTechnologies has developedcost-effective, energy efficient and modular data centres. These flexible solutions  enable customers to purchase only the required space without having to invest in power and building the infrastructure, which would require large initial capital investment. Master Power Technologies’turnkey solution is  novel in the sense that it acts as a quick ‘plug and play’ solution; all that customers need to do is install their equipment, servers and other similar devices. Master PowerTechnologies also offers the option of  installing the customer’s  equipment  in  the  data centre before the solution is actually sent to the site.


In  addition, the company’s data centres can be configured to suit the immediate equipment requirements, as additional modules can easily be added or removed in line with the changing equipment demands, minimising the capital outlay, which would have been required when upgrading a conventional  data  centre. The  layout of Master Power Technologies data centres allow for ease of accessibility and simplified  service  and maintenance to be carried out.

Edited by Creamer Media Reporter

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