The Green Grid recently held their Next Generation Data Center (NGDC) online summit featuring IT experts from throughout the industry. Below is a link to a presentation that provides an excellent overview of TGG's PUE and DCiE power metrics and how to report these figures. Additionally, they provide a glimpse of a new metric they are working on, DCP (Data Center Productivity), which is Useful Work divided by the Total Facility Power.
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