#3 A global ITIL-defined capacity plan becomes the end result:

What IT leads should keep in their mind is that new methods in improving the data center capacity are actually mash ups of the old ones. Good capacity planning must involve concerned areas like technology execution, network, storage and compute planning. This also must cover the relationships between technologies and business services and their infrastructural planning.

Global planning defines various capabilities in cost reduction and improving the data center capacity. Software-as-a-service, infrastructure-as-a-service, internal clouds, and virtualized infrastructures are just some of the sectors that can come up with this plan. IT leaders can make most of the cloud services by applying good cost value applications along with bettered governance policies and capacity planning. These add-ons are sure to deliver good QOS (Quality of service) to the users and customers. The end result- a total pin point alignment between data capacity, technology capacity, business management and service management.

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