Design, build, migrate, and operate Tier III aligned data centers
- Tier III Aligned
- Hybrid & Multi-Cloud Ready
- Security & Compliance Built-In
ZMJ designs, builds, migrates, and operates Tier III-aligned data centers that are secure, efficient, and compliant from day one. We combine facility engineering, resilient power architectures, carrier diversity, and managed operations with strong security and data governance aligned to global standards. The result is predictable uptime, lower operating cost, clean audits, and faster delivery for mission-critical workloads in banking, public sector, energy, health, media, and enterprise.
Predictable uptime
Lower operating cost per kW
Clean audits and faster delivery
What we deliver
- Site and risk
Location study, soil and flood analysis, physical threat model, power feasibility with utility and Independent Power Producer options, noise and emissions plan, and future expansion envelope. - Facility architecture
Tier III aligned topology with N plus 1 power and cooling, dual power paths, hot or cold aisle containment, raised floor or slab design, structured cabling, and DCIM-ready sensor grids. - Mechanical and electrical
High efficiency UPS, precision cooling, containment design, generator sizing and runtime plan, ATS and switchgear, earthing and lightning protection, fire detection and clean agent suppression. - Physical security
Layered perimeters, mantraps, biometric access, CCTV with retention, escorted access workflows, contractor controls, and visitor logging.
- Workload discovery
Application mapping, RTO and RPO classification, performance baselines, and interdependency charts. - Migration waves
Physical to virtual moves, cross hypervisor, cross OS and database, container onboarding, and rollback runbooks with business acceptance tests. - Hybrid connectivity
Private interconnects or VPN to public cloud, shared services for backup, archive, analytics, and burst capacity. - Resilience overlay
Disaster recovery strategy, DR drills, and business continuity plans tied to application tiers.
- 24 by 7 operations
NOC and service desk, incident and change management, vendor coordination, spare strategy, and on-call engineering. - Capacity and performance
Utilization tracking, trend forecasting, patch and configuration management, and continuous improvement cycles. - Backup and restore
Policy design, immutable storage options, periodic recovery tests, and air gap designs for ransomware resilience. - Energy efficiency
PUE tracking and improvement plan, containment audits, and seasonal tuning to reduce power cost per kW.
- Security operations
Managed firewall, WAF, endpoint detection and response, SIEM, vulnerability scanning, and incident response with post-incident review. - Compliance support
Alignment with ISO 27001 controls, PCI DSS ready, where cardholder data is processed, audit evidence packs, and log retention policy. Regional privacy laws are accommodated through purpose-binding, consent capture, and data residency options. - Governance
Data Protection Officer function, DPIA templates, data flow mapping, vendor risk management, and role-based access with MFA and privileged session recording.
Why ZMJ?
Region ready
Designs that respect local power quality, fuel logistics, and last-mile realities, with in-country or in-region hosting and data residency by default.
Transparent outcomes
Clear SLAs, KPIs, and reporting. You see the uptime, response times, PUE, and patch cadence in black and white.
Faster time to value
Reference designs, standard runbooks, and proven migration patterns shorten time to first workload and reduce risk.
Hybrid without friction
Private infrastructure with clean paths to public cloud for burst, backup, and analytics, observable in one place.
99.98 percent monthly uptime target for critical systems measured by DCIM and synthetic probes.
RTO under 4 hours for priority applications where architecture supports it. RPO as low as 15 minutes with synchronous or near synchronous replication.
PUE target range 1.6 to 1.8, depending on climate, load, and containment.
Critical incident acknowledgement in 15 minutes and action underway within 60 minutes. Quarterly external vulnerability scans and annual independent security assessment.
DPIA completed before going live. Access reviews quarterly. Audit evidence pack updated monthly.
Reference Architectures
Edge or branch room
- 5 to 20 racks, 50 to 200 kW, single UPS with generator and surge capacity.
- Use case: latency-sensitive and residency-constrained workloads, local processing, and caching.
Primary facility
- 50 to 100 racks, 500 kW to 2 MW, dual UPS and chillers, diverse power feeds, diverse carrier entries, and meet-me rooms.
- Use case: banks, ministries, health providers, energy control rooms, media, and OTT.
Dual site with DR
- Production plus DR site with synchronous or asynchronous replication, DRaaS overlay, and scheduled failover tests.
- Use case: regulated workloads and zero tolerance for prolonged downtime.
Power and connectivity blueprint
Power
Hybrid design combining utility grid, generators, and optional solar or gas IPP. Fuel logistics and runtime monitoring, spares strategy for critical components, and maintenance windows that respect business cycles.
Connectivity
Carrier neutral meet me rooms, diverse fiber paths from multiple carriers, IX peering where available, satellite backup if required, and QoS per application class.
Security and compliance detail
Access and identity
Role-based access, MFA for admin actions, privileged access management, session recording, and periodic access reviews.
Data protection
Encryption at rest and in transit, key management with HSM options, data classification, retention schedules, and defensible deletion.
Monitoring and evidence
SIEM with log retention for at least one year online and a multiyear archive, configuration state tracking, change approvals, and audit trails visible to auditors.
Privacy governance
Consent and purpose limitation are captured in service definitions, the DPIA repository, the breach notification workflow, and the third-party processor registry.
Operations model and SLAs
Foundation
Managed
Secure
Resilient
Each tier adds monitoring depth, security coverage, and recovery capabilities.
SLA examples
- Critical incident acknowledgement in 15 minutes.
- Restore or workaround progress within 1 hour.
- Change windows within 24 hours for high-priority items.
- Monthly uptime and security posture reports. Quarterly service reviews.
Build and migration program
ZMJ Technology Limited is at the forefront of digital transformation. We are passionate about creating solutions that not only meet the needs of our clients but also drive long-term success.
Phases
Phase 1. Assessment, 3 to 6 weeks
Current state and risk assessment, reference design, bill of materials, migration waves, compliance plan, and project charter.
Phase 2: Build, 8 to 16 weeks
Civil, mechanical, and electrical fit out, racks and cabling, power and cooling systems, physical security, DCIM sensors, and integrated system testing.
Phase 3. Migration, 4 to 10 weeks
Cutover windows with rollback, performance baselining, acceptance tests, documentation handover, and knowledge transfer.
Phase 4. Operate, ongoing
24 by 7 monitoring, preventive maintenance, capacity planning, patch and vulnerability cadence, quarterly optimization, and cost reviews.
Commercial options
Fixed price for reference designs with defined variations by rack count and power density.
Space, power, and cooling with ZMJ operating the stack end to end.
Converged or hyperconverged stack with managed Kubernetes, database services, and automation.
Intake checklist for faster kickoff
- Business-critical application list with RTO and RPO targets
- Current power bills, fuel usage, and generator or IPP details, where applicable
- Connectivity inventory and carrier contracts
- Security and compliance requirements
- Preferred maintenance windows and blackout dates
- Named sponsors, approvers, and technical points of contact
First 180 days outcome targets
- Facility commissioned with acceptance tests signed and baseline PUE recorded
- First three migration waves completed with zero critical incidents
- DR exercise executed with documented outcomes
- Monthly service report pack delivered with uptime, incidents, patches, vulnerabilities, and cost trends
- External compliance review passed on controls in scope
Who this is for?
- CIOs who need predictable uptime and audited controls
- CISOs who require continuous monitoring, evidence, and incident response
- Program Directors who must deliver compliant hosting for regulated workloads and public platforms
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Ready to design and operate a data center that is secure, compliant, and future-ready