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最近想要找英文補習班，但是我發現到很多都是浪費錢學英文。

常常到了公司要我開英文會議時，就發現到我英文補習班英文程度很差，到英文補習班學的全都白費了。

後來我才發現，是我選擇的英文補習班錯了，大多會教口說的的英文補習班，都是在這邊學的。

同事報名過後也讓英文程度突飛猛進，真的如果我早知道，我也跟他一起去補這家了！

還有哪些英文補習班呢？

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推薦你試聽可能會改變你一生的英文課：

課程量身訂做 完美符合個人需要

加入TutorABC，真的能解決我所有的英文學習需求！比方我想加強字彙量，就會為我安排字彙課，而且外籍顧問會耐心教導每個單字不同的用法，也會鼓勵我多說多使用，這是一般補習班做不到的！TutorABC也會替我安排不同國家的顧問，上課不只是學習到世界各地口音和用法，就連文化也接觸到了！

時間自由安排 從容兼顧工作家庭

TutorABC的另一個優點，就是課程時間非常自由。我在辦公室或在家都能學英文，讓我可以放心兼顧工作和家庭。而且兒子看到我學英文的樣子也躍躍欲試，於是我為小一的他報名了TutorABCJr英文課，現在他也能對著外籍顧問侃侃而談，無意中成為兒子的學習模範，是我很開心的一點！

能力輕鬆維持 全英文環境免出國

現在我的英文已經能完全應付工作需要，面對世界各國的客戶也能順利溝通。每天利用一點時間做練習，只要45分鐘，上課像聊天一樣輕鬆，就能幫助我維持英文能力！在TutorABC不只是語言上的學習，也會培養國際觀，在TutorABC學英文真的很棒！

TutorABC讓您用對的方式學英文！

240萬人親身見證！學好英文不困難！加薪升遷只是當然！

一起來看看Lucas在TutorABC上課前與上課後的差異吧！

Lucas上課前的英文

Lucas上課後的英文

All these factors are driving demand and growth of the Australian data centre (DC) services market. According to Frost & Sullivan's new report, Australian Data Centre Services Market 2016, the overall market had an annual growth of 18.3% reaching $976 million in 2015, and is predicted to grow at a CAGR of 12.4% till 2022, with the market reaching $2.055 billion by 2021.工業區二十四路英文補習班推薦

Wonjae Shim, Research Analyst, ICT Practice Australia & New Zealand, Frost & Sullivan says organisations outsource their data centre requirements for a number of reasons but a primary one is the cost of building and maintaining a captive data centre is too expensive and time consuming. Organisations can significantly reduce their IT budget and costs by outsourcing data centre operations and maintenance to third party providers.

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Improving power consumption, energy efficiency and facility security are the key areas of challenge and concern for DC providers. However, with the continuous increase in demand for services, improvements in power densities and technology, the market is expected to continue to grow at a healthy rate over the long term.

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Shim added, "Despite co-location services growing about 20% over the past 5 years globally, compared to 3% growth in captive data centres, the outsourced space constitutes only 24% of total data centre space available worldwide. This indicates a sizeable growth opportunity-- especially in the Asia Pacific region where outsourced space is at 12.1% of total available data centre space."



The DC services provider landscape in Australia comprises DC specialist providers, IT services firms, telecommunications companies and modular DC providers. While DC specialist providers such as Equinix, NextDC, Metronode, Global Switch and Digital Realty are the most dominant providers of co-location, IT services firms such as Fujitsu, IBM Softlayer, HP and telcos such as Telstra, Optus and Macquarie Telecom provide managed IT services, which is the faster growing segment in the market. Due to the ability to add capacity on demand, modular DC providers are also becoming increasingly popular amongst cloud services providers and enterprises with special requirements.



Many DC facilities currently run at a facility wide average of 2-3kW, but this is expected to increase significantly as compute power capabilities and efficiencies improve. By the end of 2016, the average kW per rack utilisation will reach close to 5kW, with many big enterprise customers with large compute power requirements requesting their infrastructure to run at very high power densities, between 20-30kW in extreme cases.

Another market trend is improved power densities in DC centres. Customers pay for co-location services on a kW rate per rack basis, so cost to the customer is affected by a combination of power consumption and required footprint. As organisations opt for racks at higher compute power, they will still pay proportionate to the amount of power consumed, but at a reduced footprint.

Shim said, "One of the key growth drivers of data centre services is the heightened demand for cloud computing, which has resulted in an increasing number of cloud services providers and enterprises in Australia. Cloud services providers are amongst the largest users of data centres facilities in the world and this is a catalyst for growth in the DC ecosystem, drawing enterprise customers, telcos and IT services firms. Enterprise organisations are storing less data in-house, opting for cloud service providers; so co-location providers proportion of revenues from cloud services providers is growing."







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