The load must survive the date.
Define the load → inspect evidence → expose dependencies → compare routes → identify the next decision.
01 / Define
Record critical IT MW, capacity basis, rack density, geography, phase and required date. Keep utility service and campus potential separate.
02 / Inspect
Retain the source, date, scope and conditions. A document title or a marketing statement does not establish a utility commitment.
03 / Expose
Show each dependency separately. Unknown is not incompatible; conditional is not secured. No aggregate score conceals a site blocker.
04 / Compare
Use consistent assumptions and explicit exclusions. Unit conversions are calculations, not independently verified capacity.
05 / Act
Identify the document, owner or professional discipline needed for the next decision. The buyer chooses whether to make an introduction.
Evidence status
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Documented | A cited document contains the statement; authenticity and applicability still require review. |
| User-supplied | Entered by the user; not independently checked. |
| Calculated | Derived from explicit inputs and formulas. |
| Inferred | A reasoned interpretation requiring confirmation. |
| Unresolved | The supplied evidence does not establish the fact. |
Worked examples use example figures even when a sample document contains their wording. The tools apply fixed, transparent rules to the inputs you provide; they do not use an AI model.