Though the mass adoption of cloud computing has created an efficient way for companies to store and manage data, the risk of outages has grown exponentially – making it all the more important to know that the data center a firm chooses is certified.
ESD has worked on a sizable amount of LEED-certified projects. So it’s no surprise that, thanks to its Energy+Eco group, the firm has received an important designation related to the certification system.
There is nothing like the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab anywhere else in the world – and ESD was a major player in developing the new Chicago facility for those who are recovering from severed limbs, brain traumas and other debilitating injuries.
When one is an expert in a field, it’s no surprise to be chosen to consult for a large organization on the topic of his or her expertise.
Last May, ESD announced that it had been selected by UL to help develop a new data center certification program to certify data centers internationally.
It’s long been hard to find certification offerings that address all critical elements of the data center into a single, cohesive certificate.
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