Over the next year, within each issue, I will be addressing the six steps required to getting to a total cost of ownership (TCO) when building or se-lecting a new data center.
Remember economics class? Unless you majored in the “dismal science,” I suspect that your recollection of what you learned might drop off pretty quickly after the basic concepts of supply and demand.
It has been a great five years for Mission Critical. Over those five years, we have focused on numerous topics essential to data centers and other critical operations
What are some attributes of mission-critical engineers? Well, mission-critical engineers are never complacent, they are always organized and prepared, are always creative and are always looking to improve.
Mission Critical is now celebrating it 5th anniversary. However, before you assume the editors didn’t catch the extra zero in the title, “50th Birthday,” let me note that the rate of change in the industry has been accelerating
Hurricane Sandy blasted dark clouds, high winds, and rain over the Northeast coast and left in its wake, not only a disaster but also an opportunity to assess the successes and failures of our disaster preparation, performance, and recovery.
Site assessments are an excellent means for making an objective appraisal of a facility’s true strengths and weaknesses and can provide a substantial return on investment.
Though this column is about Steve Manos, the story starts with his brother Mike, the slightly older of the two and with slightly more hair and pro-fessional history.