which new jersey data centers embrace managed services? (slideshare)

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Which New Jersey Data Centers Embrace

Managed Services?

Although a lot of businesses still offer traditional Tier 1

colocation, more companies are starting to embrace

managed services.

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One of the major drivers of this trend is the fact that with

managed services, you don’t need a significant amount of

capital for hardware.



As more companies adopt the cloud to run their operations,

the managed services on offer will have to evolve to cater to the needs of cloud computing.



Colocation across North America is now seeing a trend where colocation customers

are demanding managed services for both physical and

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Managed services are really attractive as colocation

providers can easily step in to help drive cloud adoption and

help incorporate cloud solutions.



As the physical infrastructure becomes more heavily automated,

data centers can focus more on extending their services further

into the application stack.



Colocation Centers in New JerseyAt the present time, there are 14 areas in the state of New Jersey with 49 colocation centers:• Bridgewater• Cranbury• Edison• Hudson County• Morris County• New Brunswick• Newark


• Newton• Pennsauken• Piscataway• Princeton• South Brunswick• Totowa• Wall Township


Although these numbers are quite small, expect it to grow rapidly with

increased demand from the New York City financial hub right next door.



New Jersey Colocation with Managed ServicesNew Jersey data centers that offer managed services are as follows:• MFX RFP (Hudson)• CenturyLink NJ1 (Hudson)• CenturyLink NJ2 (Hudson)• QTS Jersey City (Hudson)• CenturyLink NJ3 (Piscataway)• Steel ORCA (Princeton)



Although cloud services are growing in popularity, a data center can’t afford to eliminate traditional managed services

and dedicated hosting from their business. If they chose to follow this

path, they would potentially be denying themselves of market share that is still

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Further, a company operating a data center in New Jersey is also aware that it needs to maintain managed services for web-based application hosting and enterprise application hosting which

require managed services to deal with the underlying cloud infrastructure.



As a result, hybrid computing will be a standard feature at

data centers across the country.



Have you been using managed services from a data center in the Garden

State? What drove you to choose

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