Category Archives: Seminars

  Enseva and Power Quality University will be hosting a Free Datacenter Design seminar on July 17th from 9:00AM – 12:00PM   About the Training Some enterprise Data Centers believe they could “never” go down, only to find out later that what they “thought” was a redundant system, had a weak point. This Data Center

Gain an inside look at what goes into the design and implementation of mission critical backup power installations. From small- to large-scale installations, this seminar goes way beyond the basics and well into advanced UPS systems. Review UPS requirements, advantages and considerations for… Single Module Systems Parallel for Capacity Systems Integrated Parallel Systems Parallel Redundant

  Enseva and Power Quality University will be hosting a Free Uninterruptible Power Protection (UPS) seminar on October 10th from 9:00AM – 12:00PM   About the Training When it comes to purchasing uninterruptible power protection, the consumer is faced with a market full of hype & misleading claims. This hype ranges from small under-the-desk type

IT managers, facility managers, and CIOs feel increasing pressure to achieve zero downtime, to scale the data center to meet ever-changing requirements, and to reduce energy costs. The search for the most reliable and efficient power and cooling infrastructure has become even more critical. During this seminar you will learn about… • Legacy data center

  Enseva and Power Quality University will be hosting a Free General Power Quality Seminar on April 18th from 9:00AM – 12:00PM   About the Training PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness) is a nationally recognized rating system to help facility personnel assess how efficiently their Data Centers use energy. This class will cover industry standards and

The growth of advanced computing technologies, compliance with corporate governance, and service-level requirements are forcing organizations of all sizes to evaluate existing data center infrastructure and identify options to remain competitive. Questions to be Addressed in This Seminar… Can Our Business Afford Downtime? What Does Downtime Actually Cost Us? What is Our Recovery Time Objective