Monthly Archives: April 2010

“Today’s companies looking for Data Center space have very different and dynamic needs compared to the past. It is necessary to understand exactly what the customer’s requirements are today, and leave open their growth and footprint expansion needs for the future,” says Jason Perry, Data Center Operations. “A customer requirement-centric site selection activity allows us to recycle properties such as manufacturing or utility locations into customized operating data center sites. It is not easy for the general market to make that analytical conversion.” He adds, ” We can go from concept level to budget fairly quickly on several locations at a time to provide the customer with the ability to make good decisions quickly. We can provide a pathway for important capital decisions to be made on a data center site comparison.” Continue reading →