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Bob Woolley

Bob Woolley is vice president of Critical Facilities Engineering and Design, RagingWire Data Centers.

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Case Study

New data center braces for earthquakes with seismic risk reduction

The design was previously used by NTT in Japan.

April 17, 2019

Those who live in the Bay Area may be familiar with The Great California Shakeout drill, which trains people to “drop, cover, and hold on” in order to protect themselves during earthquakes.

Events

August 8, 2018

The Impact of Emerging Energy Storage Technologies for Data Centers

On Demand This webinar will present the mechanical and electrical options for on-site energy storage for your mission critical environment. These options include grid-level battery storage, thermal energy storage, zero-net energy, solar, and critical power stored energy.

September 25, 2018

Powering Edge Data Centers

On Demand An edge data facility is still a data center. One still and must consider design, construction, and operational habits that result in high levels of system availability, maintainability, and resiliency. The disaggregation that edge poses will distribute compute and storage assets, and the challenge will be placing edge assets into sufficiently robust facilities or enclosures outside of traditional data centers where those local solutions can equally sustain those IT operations and systems.

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Poll

How close are you to migrating to the cloud?

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Products

Handbook of Data Center Management, Second Edition (CRC Press Revivals)

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Mission Critical Magazine

2019 March/April

Mission Critical Magazine’s 2019 March/April issue takes a look at managing electrical testing deadlines for mission critical facilities, cloud-based monitoring and management, and developing orientation programs for mission critical team members along with thought leadership from our regular columnists.

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