We’ve all seen the adverts for the non-touch soap dispenser. It’s clear that germs are all around us; and although some germs are good for us, many just wreak havoc on our working environment leading to staff sickness and miserable surroundings.
Germs stay on all hard surfaces for weeks and in that time they multiply. They pass silently from person to person without you knowing until they take hold and the sick days start to impact productivity.
Understanding the power loads of individual IT racks and the PDU’s within them is an important requirement for any data centre manager. It allows rack power loads to be analysed to ensure sure they are not overloaded and resilient PDU configurations are not compromised.
Whether you’re looking for a brand new site or assessing possible areas within your existing building, the selection and evaluation of the location for your new Technology Room is not a simple matter. There are many things to be considered from the straightforward physical constraints to a myriad of external influences that may not be quite so obvious.
Anyone who has worked in a call centre, or who intends to launch one knows that the physical layout for the operators is just as important as the software applications and training they receive. In the same way that careful selection of your telephony and contact management systems is essential for effective performance, so too is ensuring the correctly applied ergonomics of your workspace.
