It’s a foregone conclusion that the world has changed dramatically over the past year, and that it’s going to keep changing for a while. Data centers are no exception. In early March 2020, Research and Markets estimated that the global data center market would experience a compound annual growth rate…

One day, in the not distant future, the pandemic will be far behind us (if only for a time). For data centers that means a return to normal functions. But what will “normal” mean? It certainly won’t be the pre-pandemic normal. …

The rise of off-the-shelf products and solutions-that has taken data and tech by storm for the past decade-is coming to an end as the needs of industries change with demand. Alongside this decrease in demand for ready-to-go solutions runs an increase in demand for customized solutions. But it’s more than…

Eventually, the economy and businesses-data centers included-will reopen. Data center managers not only have to think about the changes to be made after coronavirus but how to prepare for their inevitable reopening. Reopening after coronavirus won’t, and shouldn’t, be like flipping a switch. Here are some considerations you need to…

There’s a lot to worry about these days: political strife, civil revolution, natural disasters, a pandemic. We’re all working to bring our businesses around to the new normal and that isn’t easy. …

At least 75% of businesses think collaboration matters, but they’re not putting their resources where their mouths are. According to research from the Queens University of Charlotte, roughly 75% of employers rate teamwork and collaboration as “very important.” …

Our planet and everything in it is becoming connected at a rapid pace. New technologies like the Internet of Things, 5G, network agility, and new cloud deployments are overhauling the way businesses interact with customers, and the way customers interact with the world. With new technology, upgrades, and trends coming…