It is not uncommon for organizations to create well-being and breakout areas, exercise spaces, and reading rooms within their workspaces for their employees to take advantage of during the workday. So, why not also create dedicated learning zones?

The service is headed by the CNet technical team, Paul Gorman and Pat Drew, who have over 60 years of combined experience within the data centre and network infrastructure sectors.

This is the next installment in the Watts® Works℠ Engineer Webinar Series geared specifically to engineers, architects, designers, and specifiers.

The program is specifically designed for data center individuals who are responsible for the day-to-day integrity of mission critical facilities and wish to acquire skills and knowledge of the highest caliber.

Safety always comes first, and this is especially true in critical facilities where interruptions and downtime are not an option. Test your electrical safety knowledge — taking this quiz provided by Wheeler Machinery Co.

The book tells the story of Honey, a young honey badger asked to explain to her class what her parents, who are IT professionals, do.

International Data Center Day can be celebrated year-round, and coloring is a great way to share the industry with today’s youth.

The 12-week program is free for the students and focuses on IT technical and soft skills including .net with cloud application development concepts.

A recent World Economic Forum report predicts AI-related skills will be required in as many as 133 million new jobs by 2022 while simultaneously displacing 75 million other roles.