Mission Critical
Mission critical facilities such as data centers, server rooms, command centers, or 24-hour call centers are necessary to keep your business up and running. Every component is critical – because failure is not an option. Baker Group is a leader in providing high-tech solutions necessary to keep up with the technical demands, and complexities associated with the constant evolution of critical systems technology.
Our team of qualified engineers and project managers understand this and use their expertise to create a facility that has the high availability, high reliability infrastructure you need, such as:
- Redundant critical cooling systems
- Access control, cameras and digital recording for high level security
- IT Network-based performance dashboard
Baker Group serves the Mission Critical needs for many clients. Listed below are several examples, with specific project details. For confidentiality, the owner’s names have been removed. If you would like an in-depth conversation about our services and experience, please contact Gary Bridgewater.
Client A
Baker Group provided custom HVAC and security designs for this 10,000 square foot data center. Built around a highly redundant private network infrastructure, the state-of-the-art facility offers unique cutting edge systems to ensure the safety of the data center equipment.
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Client B
Primary Data Center - High Density Server Farm Upgrade
What do you do when you designed your data center for 73 watts per square foot and need more power and cooling to support the latest Computer Technology?- View Details
Client C
As part of Client C’s restructuring of their information systems, they decided to reduce their computer centers from 100 down to four large regional data centers for all Client C owned companies.
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Client D
Primary Data Center - Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) Dashboard
Maintaining high reliability in a rapidly changing data center requires accurate, timely information management. As servers are added or virtualized, a data center manager needs to understand the electrical power and cooling impacts.- View Details
