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It’s not too late to improve data center efficiency and still achieve a real tax savings in 2019. Our vendor partner Chatsworth Products, Inc. shares some ideas from our CEO Mike McClain (who’s also a CPA) on its Cross-Connect Expert Blog. Read the full article – 100% Bonus Depreciation Deductions Anyone? Your Data Center can…
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Critical Environments Group (CEG) is pleased to announce that it will be represented at the Data Center World 2020 by its Director of Data Center Solutions Andrew Graham. Mr. Graham will discuss the importance of real-time environmental monitoring in all types of data centers, but with a focus on those with hybrid data center strategy…
Read MoreFounded in the early 1870s, the city of Wellington, occupies almost six square miles in the prairie plains of south-central Kansas. Often referred to as the Wheat Capital of the World, the city is also home to an 80-bed hospital, Sumner Regional Medical Center (SRMC). Located just 30 minutes from Wichita, Kansas, SRMC is the…
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Glassboro, New Jersey – November 5, 2019 – Critical Environments Group℠ (CEG), a leading provider of data center infrastructure optimization solutions, today announced that it has received a 2019 Technology Elite Award from US Business News magazine. The company was named the top Critical Infrastructure Consultancy in the Eastern United States. CEG’s award profile can…
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Technology. It’s ever-changing. Fast-paced. Complex. How can any company or organization, no matter which industry or market, keep up? The answer lies in flexible, adaptable, and agile data center physical infrastructure and real-time management software. Responsible for the day-to-day operations of the University of Massachusetts Medical Center’s 7,500 square foot data center, David Plamondon, Data…
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Known as “The Pearl of Asia”, Shanghai is one of the world’s largest cities with more than 26 million people and, as the third in the world in terms of commuter zone population, frequent and functional transportation is key for people’s daily life. When you think of Shanghai, you also inevitably think of the city’s…
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Marshall County occupies 710 square miles on Mississippi’s northern border, just across from Tennessee. Founded in 1836, this primarily agricultural area is home to just over 37,000 residents. Recently the county built a new industrial park. As a result, the school district anticipates growth as people and businesses move into the area and more students…
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As we celebrate International Data Center Day, it’s worth repeating some of the key points made by 7×24 and others about employment opportunities in our field. The industry of data and specifically data centers, is the “new steel,” “new railroads,” “new oil” (take your pick). Data centers have become integral and essential to our daily…
Read MoreOriginally constructed in 1948, Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center, a 25-bed critical-access hospital opened its doors in 1950 in the small farming and retirement community of Odessa, Washington—just 72 miles west of Spokane. As the only local hospital for 30 miles around, Odessa Memorial serves 2,500 citizens in Odessa and the surrounding area. Over the years,…
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As a Certified Service Sales Partner, CEG is one of an elite few data center solution providers that are authorized to sell Schneider Electric factory service to end users. In addition to consistently receiving outstanding program reviews, our Maintenance Team is achieving record-level growth in modernization and overall service sales for Schneider-Electric. CEG was recently…
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