– David Simkins, director of industrial services at Polygon US Corporation (www.polygongroup.us), says:It’s a dilemma faced by numerous facility managers every year: sweltering heat exists outside, the building is becoming...
Read More– Mo Sheikh, spokesperson for ITWatchDogs (www.itwatchdogs.com), says:Workers and customers, empowered by smartphones and widely available Wi-Fi services, want and are demanding 24×7 access to email, company network...
Read More– Mo Sheikh, spokesperson for ITWatchDogs (www.itwatchdogs.com), says:Introduction: Physical Dangers Just as Important as Cyber-ThreatsViruses, spyware, and network threats get most of the attention, but environmental...
Read More– Maarten Van Laere, CEO at ServersCheck (www.serverscheck.com), says:Relative Humidity in server rooms should range between 45% to 65% rH. Why? When below 45% rH, the humidity level in a room is too low. When humidity is...
Read More– Bob Douglass, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Sensaphone (www.sensaphone.com), says:Should data center managers be concerned about humidity?Yes! Both high and low humidity levels will increase the risk of server...
Read More– Richard Grundy, director of engineering at AVTECH Software (www.avtech.com), says:Is humidity just as detrimental on data center equipment as cooling?Humidity is often not considered a priority when implementing an IT...
Read More– Harry Schechter, founder of Temperature@lert (www.temperaturealert.com), says:Should IT and data center managers be as concerned about humidity as some experts think?If you’re sticking with the traditional cool...
Read More– Don Beaty, president of DLB Associates (www.dlbassociates.com) and first chair of ASHRAE TC 9.9 (www.tc99.ashraetcs.org), says:In an effort to provide greater flexibility, particularly with the goal of reduced energy...
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