- Webcast
Watch now! [Link to Library and Tools page “DCMM2015Webcast”]
The Green Grid’s Data Center Maturity Model (DCMM) provides clear goals and direction for improving efficiency across all aspects of legacy, retrofit, and new data centers. Since its initial release, the DCMM has become the industry standard for benchmarking performance and operations to understand data center health.
In a new webcast, The Green Grid’s Christophe Garnier takes an in-depth look at the DCMM and its coming updates, including:
- A brief introduction to the DCMM and The Green Grid’s goals for it
- A sneak preview of the soon-to-be-released DCMM maintenance updates
- Plans for ongoing updates and development, including an upcoming survey
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how you can identify the necessary steps to achieve greater energy efficiency and sustainability with the DCMM.
Watch now to gain insight into how you can use the DCMM as a tool for planning, self-assessment, and informed decision-making.
Please contact The Green Grid Administration if you have any questions.
Christophe Garnier
Annual DCMM Maintenance Work Group Chair
The Green Grid
Christophe Garnier is an active participant in The Green Grid’s Global Technical Committee and EMEA Technical Work Group. He currently chairs the Annual DCMM Maintenance Work Group, which is responsible for driving the ongoing development of the Data Center Maturity Model.
Christophe has more than 10 years of experience in Schneider Electric’s Environmental Department and is an expert in the environmental lifecycle and ecodesign of products. He has implemented the ecodesign process for a complete range of products, and his responsibility has grown from ensuring compliance with international regulations to implementation in research and development teams.
Christophe is now dedicated to representing Schneider Electric interests in international environmental standardization bodies and professional consortia. Christophe represents Schneider Electric and the French National Committee in IEC TC111 and JTC1 SC39 and is leading a working group for developing Environmental Standard for the UPS industry in IEC. Christophe is also an expert in European CENELEC groups. Christophe is leading the consortium of UPS manufacturers and organizations that was selected in 2013 by the European Commission to participate in the Product Environmental Footprint pilot program that will prepare the EU policy on product footprint.
Christophe holds a master of computer sciences degree.