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Amy Al-Katib, editor-in-chief of Mission Critical magazine, shares her thoughts on a wide range of topics that affect the industry worldwide, including cybersecurity, data center training and education, site selection, and diversity, to name a few.
I read a lot about the strides the industry is making. But, then I come across reports, like the Data Health Check, and I can’t help but wonder … are we making strides?
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Register for the webinar today and earn free CEUs/PDHs. Archived courses are available as well and cover a range of topics, including digital forensics and the dark web, cellular glass insulation, and more.
If you work at a facility that has anything to boast — a sustainable design, an aesthetic appeal, innovative equipment designs, a unique use of surrounding resources, etc. — we want to hear about it and maybe even tour it.