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MANAGEMENT

Certified Data Centre


Project Management
The Global Leader in Technical Education
Pearson BTEC Level 5 for the Digital Infrastructure Industry
Award
Program Duration
5 Day Program
5 days.

Program Objectives
CDCPM® certified individuals will possess
unrivalled knowledge, expertise and capability to
deliver complex data centre projects.

Learner Profile
This program is perfect for project managers
seeking to employ their knowledge and skills
within the data centre project environment. It

Certified Data Centre Project


is also ideal for those already working at a data
centre looking to develop as a project manager.

Management (CDCPM®) Pre-requisites


Project management experience would be
advantageous, along with previous experience
in a relevant technical discipline. Learners at this
level should be able to analyse, interpret and
Establish a robust project baseline and a evaluate relevant information, concepts and ideas.
Completion of the Certified Telecommunications
comprehensive plan for a complex, high value data Project Management (CTPM®) program would be
an advantage. If you would like to discuss your
centre expansion project that demonstrates an experience or suitability for this program please

accurate interpretation of the project scope and contact us.

focuses on delivering project success in support of Program Requirements


Learners are required to have:
business strategy. u A webcam and microphone enabled laptop with
unrestricted wireless internet connectivity and a
pre-installed web browser
Program Overview Situational awareness is key to pro-activity, u A suitable application for reading/annotating
Working as a critical member of a multi- it enables managers to positively impact risk, PDFs and a suitable application for editing
disciplinary project team, you will make a have the foresight to accurately predict adverse standard office documents such as Microsoft
significant impact by exhibiting strong leadership outcomes and develop actions to prevent Word, PowerPoint, and Excel
qualities, optimising tools and processes to catastrophic failure of the project.
implement effective stage management to ensure Qualification
product quality and financial control. With a focus on a ‘concept to closure’ theme, u I nternationally and industry recognised Pearson
the CDCPM® examines traditional principles and BTEC Level 5 Award Certified Data Centre
Driven by the exponential demand for data processes and tailors project management tools to Project Management
processing and storage, and the need to bring the unique requirements of a critical infrastructure
services closer to the customer (the edge), project. Tools such as Organisational Breakdown Certification
the pressure to deliver additional data centre Structure (OBS), Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), u  fficial Certified Data Centre Project
O
facilities is a constant challenge for owners and Program Evaluation Review Techniques (PERT), Management (CDCPM®) certification
operators. Highly skilled and dedicated project Critical Path Analysis (CPA) and Earned Value Analysis u Use of CDCPM post nominal title
managers provide the confidence that facilitates (EVA) are all utilised throughout the program. u Use of the official CDCPM® digital badge
the extension, build and renovation of facilities u Use of the CDCPM® logo
that contribute to the expansion of the global data The program also examines the evaluation
centre footprint. techniques that determine the success of the project, Certifications are a commitment to lifelong
or the lessons that need to be learnt to improve learning and offer the perfect portal to ensure
The comprehensive Certified Data Centre Project future projects. This activity poses questions. Was knowledge, skills and certification remain current
Management (CDCPM®) program is designed to the project completed on time/on budget? Was it and up-to-date. Each certification gained requires
provide in-depth knowledge into the application completed to the right quality standard? Have the re-certifying every three years via an online
of processes, procedures, skills, knowledge and strategic business benefits been realised and was the learning management system.
experience to deliver successful data centre risk profile managed effectively?
projects. The program first invites learners to Additional Awards
evaluate the personal attributes that contribute The CDCPM® program is led by one of CNet’s u  ontinual Professional Development (CPDs)
C
to developing a successful project manager and expert Instructors and is available via remote u 3 IEEE Continual Education Units (CEUs)
prioritises the main characteristics to consider. attendance or classroom-based.

Successful project management requires clear


visibility of the organisational strategy and
recognition of the importance of gaining maximum
contribution from all project stakeholders.

UK Tel: +44 (0)1284 767100 | U.S. Tel: +1 302-526-1977 | cnet-training.com | info@cnet-training.com


“Insightful and informative program
for both experienced and junior
project managers.ˮ
CDCPM® Learner Comment

Certified Data Centre Project Management (CDCPM®) Topics


Data Centre Review: u The implementation team
u Data centre categories u Quality assurance
u The 4 key constraints (the 4Cs): u Safety and security Project Management Processes
u Power u Understanding the Data Centre Build Project u Project scope development (needs to be agreed and
u Cooling u Scope of works and review process (avoidance baselined)
u Space of scope creep) u Project estimation reviews
u IT Infrastructure u Business drivers u Quality planning
u Maintenance strategies u Stakeholder relationships u Quality control
u Technical deliverables u Change management process
Data Centre Design Principles
u Ongoing customer activities u Configuration management processes
u Examining opportunities for geographical location:
u Project controls u Health and safety (including CDM)
u Live mapping natural disasters
u Contractual constraints and disturbances u Stakeholder communications
u Sustainability opportunities
u Utility and vendor services u Project meetings
u Resource availability:
u Communication u Project reporting
u Power
u Escalation management and decision making u Project deviation
u Cooling
u Documentation impact analysis
u IT connectivity
u Project closure u Cost fluctuation
u People
u Measuring success u TCO, ROI
(skill sets)
u Writing lessons learnt re-alignment
u Equipment
u Improving organisational projects u Customer satisfaction
u Transport
u Cost effective solutions Attributes of a Project Manager u Commissioning
u Security u Understand management concepts u Handover procedure and customer training
u Local restrictions (e.g. noise pollution) u Communication style (e.g. internal and external) u Project closure and payment
u Local government incentives (e.g. financial, u Decision making Project Management Tools
planning laws, etc.) u Interpersonal relationships u Organisation and Work Breakdown Structures (OBS/
u Resilience modelling u Delegation skills WBS)
u Cost u Ability to meet key project objectives u Precedence diagramming (project plan/program)
u Construction costs u Competence (e.g. appropriate technical knowledge) u Program Evaluation Review Techniques (PERT)
u Operating costs Project Management Principles u Critical Path Analysis (CPA)
u Power u Appreciate the role of the project manager in a u Earned Value Management (EVM)
u Operations multidisciplined highvalue project u GANTT
u Administration u Core principles u Task planning
u Maintenance u Develop a clear understanding of the project u Resource levelling
The Multidisciplined Team objectives and critical deliverables u Deconfliction
u Recognise key stakeholders, understand lines of u Create a structured plan defining the pathway to u Risk management:
communications and project escalation achievement u Risk Breakdown Schedule (RBS)
Engage with: u Monitor and manage project activities to maintain u Quantitative Risk Management (QRM)
u Strategic leadership anticipated progress u Risk Assumptions Issues and Dependencies
u Workstream managers u Evaluate performance and develop appropriate (RAID)
u Subject matter experts (SMEs) strategies
u The design team

CDCPM® Benefits for Individuals CDCPM® Benefits for Businesses


u Develop competency in the use of a broad range of project management u Greatly improved business reputation through successful project delivery
tools
u Reduce operational cost by delivering competent project management
u Gain technical knowledge and understanding of complex data centre build
projects u Demonstrate investment and development of the individual project managers
and overall development of a successful team
u Increase confidence when interacting with project stakeholders
u Create greater opportunities for repeat business from satisfied customers
u Develop personal leadership and management attributes

u Demonstrate the ability to manage complex repeatable processes


successfully

UK Tel: +44 (0)1284 767100 | U.S. Tel: +1 302-526-1977 | cnet-training.com | info@cnet-training.com

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