Today's monitoring of Critical Infrastructure crosses many bridges from IT to Facilities. Functionally, applications have been more centrally focused on management of network alerts (or the all-too-common false alarm). But the role of monitoring is expanding to include a myriad of new variables and resulting benefits, and in this webcast we'll be discussing impacts to the facility management landscape, security levels of cloud technologies, and budget improvements regarding Equipment Lifecycle Management and more.

Lack of maintenance is the NUMBER ONE cause of failure to industrial generators. It's a "common sense" fact, and yet it continues to cost businesses revenue each year. When the power goes out: Dollars are lost due to Operations downtime and lack of Network availability, along with expensive generator repairs... but they don't have to be.

Your school district needs new technology, and you need to understand how best to manage the Federal Government's E-rate program. Every year educational organizations are awarded $3.9B  to assist with a multitude of technology needs. In this podcast, we'll be covering info to help you prepare requests for the financial support your Organizations are entitled to.

Creating disaster-proof continuity across company-wide Operations requires a lot to properly manage. Included here, the data behind standby-and-large power solutions. This information is critical to assuring disaster recovery, especially so in the realm of facility generators. Enter monitoring solutions. 

With data growth creating a tsunami of bits and bytes, the evolving Data Center universe will not be slowing down any time soon.  The demands of this evolution may be driving you to a new build, or perhaps strengthening an existing location.  In either scenario, the many moving pieces of managing a Data Center project can quickly become overwhelming.  Data Center project management experts discuss everything from cost estimates to vendor selection to meeting deadlines, and more.

We will discuss options for building out your critical infrastructure to support the rising need of increased capacities in Healthcare facilities. This will include Power and Cooling solutions for those building Coronavirus testing areas and operational improvements for insights into the status of critical facilities.

As the world adjusts to the demands of a “New Normal”, those building and operating Critical Infrastructure are not immune to the required changes – and gaps in visibility caused by these changes. But even before the Coronavirus, monitoring the powering and cooling of a facility had evolved past ‘a Tech hoofing to check-out an alarm’.

In this episode, Robert Leake is joined by DVL's John Yacina (Power Systems Sales Manager). Powering Enterprise-grade Data Centers provide the foundation that your Operations are built upon and poses questions from security to sustainability to those Teams. You want reliable power supporting your critical loads, and in this podcast we’ll provide a better understanding to achieve that goal through Data Center Tier Structures and how they apply to you, and more.

Potential stresses to your cooling systems are discussed. Improperly conditioned facilities can result in a myriad of problems from IT hardware malfunctions to loss of employee productivity. Properly maintaining this infrastructure ensures operation at the highest possible reliability level.  Robert Leake is joined by DVL's Sanja Motz (Vice President of Service Operations) , Michael Hagan (Director of Thermal Services), and Matthew Hudspeth (Thermal Operations Lead Technician).

Battery Technologies continue to adapt to the world’s demand for more power. In Critical Facilities, these adaptations have been met with a mix of speculation and resistance. The Myths created from these perspectives are significantly limiting opportunities to recognize numerous benefits. In this episode of the DVL Power Hour, we address the real pros and cons of battery technologies. Host Robert Leake is joined by Sean Delaney from DVL's Philadelphia office.