Electrical Assessment
Data centers are dynamic environments that need to be carefully managed to ensure uptime. Electrical assessments are vital tools that help you make informed decisions that enhance the performance and availability of your data center. You will come away with the ability to identify gaps in electrical equipment maintenance, evaluate electrical system design per current IT needs, improve IT system availability, and plan for additional IT capacity.
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Electrical Assessment
Data centers are dynamic environments that need to be carefully managed to ensure uptime. Electrical assessments are vital tools that help you make informed decisions that enhance the performance and availability of your data center. You will come away with the ability to identify gaps in electrical equipment maintenance, evaluate electrical system design per current IT needs, improve IT system availability, and plan for additional IT capacity.
- Banking, Financial and Insurance
- Data Center/Colocation/Hosting
- Healthcare
- Retail and Wholesale
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