Ellen Zeifer

Ellen Zeifer, also a partner in Funk & Zeifer, concentrates upon art law, intellectual property and general business law. This column is intended to discuss certain issues but not to present legal advice. In the event of any legal questions please consult an attorney.

Edge users and providers can benefit from this knowledge

The Optimal Edge

Lessons From The Distributed Energy Generation Industry For Edge Computing

Edge users and providers can benefit from this knowledge.

Peter V.K. Funk Jr. Ellen Zeifer

June 4, 2018

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Edge users and providers can benefit from this knowledge.

Even Playing Field? Solving Utility Bill Disputes In Mission Critical Facilities

Peter V.K. Funk Jr. Ellen Zeifer

June 3, 2015

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Prior issues of Mission Critical, including the January/February 2014 issue, make it clear that energy efficiency and conservation and other energy topics in data centers involving cooling are hot.

Free Lunch? Maybe …

Free online services are anything but.

Peter V.K. Funk Jr. Ellen Zeifer

April 9, 2013

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An old economic adage says “there is no such thing as a free lunch.” This saying was responsive to a common practice among nineteenth century pre-prohibition bars that provided a spread of food to draw lunchtime drinkers.

Hurricane Sandy: Now It’s Personal

Reflections on a disaster hitting home

Peter V.K. Funk Jr. Ellen Zeifer

December 3, 2012

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Hurricane Sandy blasted dark clouds, high winds, and rain over the Northeast coast and left in its wake, not only a disaster but also an opportunity to assess the successes and failures of our disaster preparation, performance, and recovery.

Due Diligence – What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You

Proper due diligence can prevent catastrophe

Peter V.K. Funk Jr. Ellen Zeifer

August 7, 2012

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Events over the years have proven the truth of the adage: Look before you leap.

Modern Legal Issues/Ancient Roots

Cloud services complicate even seemingly settled matters

Peter V.K. Funk Jr. Ellen Zeifer

June 5, 2012

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Starting a new law firm and speaking with cloud services vendors has brought my partner and me face-to-face with one of the realities of cloud data storage.

The Data Center Sustainability Challenge: Reducing Carbon and Water without Compromising Availability

The pressure on data center operators to reduce carbon emissions and water consumption is growing—from the market, municipalities, and their own organizations. As more businesses announce their plans to become carbon-free and water neutral, data center operators are responding with a multi-phase approach to meeting these objectives. This webinar will share the roadmap leading data center operators have taken to reducing carbon emissions and water consumption and the technologies and best practices that are making it possible.

Ellen Zeifer

ARTICLES

Lessons From The Distributed Energy Generation Industry For Edge Computing

Even Playing Field? Solving Utility Bill Disputes In Mission Critical Facilities

Free Lunch? Maybe …

Hurricane Sandy: Now It’s Personal

Due Diligence – What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You

Modern Legal Issues/Ancient Roots

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