Schneider Electric stories - Page 10

With respect to risk, Gartner makes a good point: the less there is to move, the easier - and less risky - the migration will be.

Without practical experience to draw on, companies may be lulled into thinking a data center migration is like moving from one house to another.

Data centers could reduce project timelines by over 20% using free standing pod frames, according to Schneider Electric.

Schneider Electric debuts EcoStruxure IT, revolutionising data centre management with a pioneering cloud service.

Cloud computing often requires an assist from the edge because customers often need compute power closer to wherever they are.

Schneider Electric's DCIM is evolving into DMaaS, promising enhanced, cloud-delivered data center management. Is DCIM dead? Long live its new form.

When you couple the growing complexity & diversity of critical data center environments with reduced budget & less staff, it's a recipe for trouble.

Schneider Electric launches EcoStruxure Maintenance Advisor and EcoStruxure Condition Advisor for the industrial market.

By the time you read this post, I'll be taking a seat at an Uptime Institute panel session to discuss the success of the technology and its travails.

What this industry needs are for IT equipment vendors to provide the typical and worst-case airflow or deltaT requirements on their spec sheets.

The use of prefabricated, modular data center components is becoming increasingly popular for building edge data centers.

Indirect air economizer cooling, for example, greatly extends the geographies in which air economizer modes of cooling can be used.

Schneider Electric revolutionises data centres with Infrastructure Management as a Service, paving the way for a nimbler IT future.

For centralised data centres, including the latest hyperscale facilities, there is a need to develop larger increments of IT resource, known as Pods.

Schneider Electric, a global organisation that specialises in energy management and automation, is one of the companies that made the list.

Automated monitoring has moved front and center as too few human resources are available to manage the large quantities of information coming in.

Cloud Computing's Preakness win prompts a data centre insider's race to draw parallels with tech and risk management in the field.

Cloud adoption is driving the need to rethink the redundancy requirements of edge data centers, says Kevin Brown of Schneider Electric.

To stay alive, human beings need air, food and water. If you are college student, add to this list of vital resources Internet access.

Until now, I had always pictured colocation as a large warehouse for IT equipment and not a platform that would support smaller scale implementations.