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Resourcery Implements First All Pre-Terminated Data Centre Cabling

(L-r) Uzo Obi, executive director, Tani Fafanwa, managing director, Eyitayo Ajayi, techinaical manager, all of Resourcery, and Ramesh Bisnoi, head, IBM IT Network West Africa  during the commissioning of Airtel Data Centre in Lagos, recently.

Resourcery Plc has implemented the first Systimax Pre-terminated copper and fiber fabric Solution Data Centre for leading telecommunications service provider, Airtel Nigeria.

Leveraging on its status as the only CommScope Elite Business partner in Africa, Resourcery has successfully added value to the business operation of Airtel in Nigeria by deploying environment-friendly green initiativesolution in data centre design.

 This clearly demonstrates that Resourcery has proven experience with CommScope implementations and is capable of offering the highest levels of design, installation and integration.

Speaking on the new data centre, Dr. Oba Otudeko, Chairman Airtel Nigeria, expressed delight on the successful collaboration of both companies in achieving yet another milestone in the quest to provide Nigerians with quality telecommunications service without impacting negatively on the environment.

He said; “As you can see, this Data Centre comes with state-of-the-art technology and equipment. It is the biggest Data Centre in Airtel Africa with 20,000sq feet of equipment space and goes live with multiple back-ups in terms of power and redundancy for delivering seamless service to the millions of Airtel subscribers in Nigeria.”

Dr Otudeko added that: “Our 3.75G network, which is the widest and the best in Nigeria, among other ground breaking products and services is an eloquent testimony to our firm resolve to dictate the pace of innovation and value creation in the Nigerian telecommunications market.”

Mr. Tani Fafunwa, Managing Director, Resourcery, noted that today’s IT-centric world has set in motion trends that influence how enterprises of every size manage their technology and communications networks as well as their network infrastructure. While the established imperatives of “faster, better, more-cost-effective” still hold sway in the cabling and connectivity component market, some other important decision making factors have also come into play.

Mr. Fafunwa said; “In designing and implementing high-density networks, many organizations and data-reliant businesses are seeking to make more sustainable, environmentally sound choices. This is what Resourcery has delivered to Airtel. We have implemented a system that provides Airtel with high performance and reliability for maximum network uptime over the long term. This was done without incurring high costs down the road for upgrades, system maintenance and management.”

He noted that, in achieving this wonderful result, we considered the ever-increasing need for higher bandwidth and flexibility to accommodate future growth by the company. We also considered the network’s physical media infrastructure and its overall life cycle as a capital investment that is essential toits corporate goals.”

Mr. Bisike Uba, Business Solution Manager (Enterprise Network Infrastructure) Resourcery, said;“One of the factors business enterprises look at in considering capital investment is total cost of ownership (TCO) over the life cycle of the program or project.

The implementation of this project achieved among other things 50% or more material reductioncompared to traditional systems. Network performance and reliability is assured due to in-factory testing and validation of components. The installation time and costs are substantially reduced as well.”

Founded in 1985, Resourcery provides end-to-end business solutions to its customers across the West African market.The company offers business solutions that cut across Enterprise Network Infrastructure, Business Voice &Video Solutions, Data Security and Business Intelligence Solutions amongst others.

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