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Dennis Cronin is CEO of DCIRN for the Americas. He has been in the mission critical industry for more than 30 years. He is a founder of 7x24Exchange, a member of AFCOM, and an advisory board member of Mission Critical magazine.
Data centers fail on a regular basis. Fortunately, built-in redundancy, extensive commissioning, and startup staff training means operations are not interrupted as frequently.
It’s no secret that the mission critical industry is facing a labor shortage. But it does seem to be a little known fact that, while the number may still be small, there are colleges and universities turning out well-rounded, highly skilled talent. This article includes a list of institutions to consider when helping today’s youth plan their mission critical career journeys.
With so many industry conversations focused on the mission critical (MC) skills shortage, I decided to dedicate this column to it. This is not to rehash the shortage discussion but to inform readers about the solutions that are being implemented around the globe.
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
No folks, I am not a heretic. But the continuing evolution of technology begs the question of whether the IT-facilities divide of the past will simply disappear.
Wild fires ravage communities across 15 states, 10 inches of rain fall in a few hours, drought lays waste to vast areas of the country, tornado season starts a month early, the most named storms strike in the month of June with Tropical Storm Debby