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Developing a robust business case for HPC requires expertise and a deep understanding of your specific needs. Red Oak Consulting offers a comprehensive suite of services to support you in crafting a compelling case:
We help organisations develop the optimum HPC architecture design for unparalleled performance.
Our financial services include TCO analysis, cost-benefit analysis and best practices.
We are dedicated to helping our clients navigate the complexities of HPC & AI in order to unlock its full potential.
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We support organisations in building strong business cases that enable resilient, future-ready HPC operations.
We help organisations develop the optimum HPC architecture design for unparalleled performance.
Our financial services include TCO analysis, cost-benefit analysis and best practices.
We are dedicated to helping our clients navigate the complexities of HPC & AI in order to unlock its full potential.
Our cloud computing experts help your organisation maximise the capabilities of cloud computing .
We help our clients develop effective holistic risk management plans to safeguard their organisation.
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Use our HPC Maturity Scale to benchmark your organisation against the industry. Undertaking this exercise will highlight areas of potential strength and weakness in your organisation’s HPC solution including the value of the investment and use in high performance and research computing.
Building a strategy around HPC and research computing is not a simple capital investment. It requires an understanding of the use and reach of research computing in an organisation including a nuanced view of capital investment versus operational expenditure. Other vital elements of a strategy and its success are a total cost of ownership (TCO) model, lifecycle management, user training, and associated support structures.
This process is the culmination of a lot of preparation and analysis of requirements which allows an organisation to understand the value of HPC as well as the costs. Knowing which strategy and the scale of the investment over a realistic period is vital. HPC system lifetimes are measured on the order of five years and investments in datacentres, mechanical and engineering elements are of course managed over considerably longer cycles.
Predictably the answer is “it depends”, but improvements in observed productivity and enhancements from improved scientific fidelity can be be relatively quick (3-12 months). A more realistic assessment of return on investment as part of a longer term strategic investment requires a typical horizon of 3-5 years.
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