Data centers are expensive, so it’s always good news when their operators can reduce expenses without harming quality.
 

With concerns about the safety of returning to the workplace at the top of mind of employees and employers, the need to create healthier spaces by minimizing (or even eliminating when possible) communal surface touchpoints continues to gain further interest.
 

Rapidly turning a convention center into a makeshift health-care facility during a pandemic is no easy task.
 

Like other buildings, government buildings are not immune to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. On occasion, they need to be transformed from their original purpose.
 

Nicki Bartels, office manager, ESD, shares how she approached developing guidelines while preparing offices to welcome people back in New York, Chicago and San Francisco.
 

Giving workers who are returning to office buildings a sense of comfort is extremely important for their morale amid the pandemic.
 

The 2019 Title 24 Energy Code is changing the way California buildings will be constructed in the post-COVID-19 world.
 

The past few months have shined a spotlight on the pains of uniting a remote workforce in terms of communication, collaboration and effectiveness.
 

This spring, schools were forced to adjust to the pandemic.
 

The pandemic has tested the productivity, efficiency, and infrastructure systems to support customer-experience continuity across industries and has opened the door for employees and thought leaders to accelerate AI and ML initiatives, update infrastructure to support a distributed workforce and seek ways to bring their teams together.