Taking to the stage

Data centres can benefit significantly from building resilience into their BEMS and minimising any risks and significant costs associated with situations such as plant failure or an environmental conditions falling outside acceptable parameters. This leads to the development of a sustainable, long lifecycle solution that also ensures compliance with key performance indicators (KPIs) and helps co-location facilities remain competitive. At Data Centre World 2015, Trend will demonstrate why a well-designed BEMS is crucial for any organisation that has business critical systems to protect and how its systems can monitor and manage data centres intelligently in order to deliver the lowest power usage effectiveness (PUE) ratings.

Trend’s team of BEMS experts will be available throughout the event to answer questions and the company’s Key Account Manager and data centre specialist, Sam Fitzgerald, will also present a conference session entitled ‘Sustainable, High Quality Working Environments’ which will take place in the Critical Equipment and Facilities Management Theatre on 11th March at 12.15pm. 

‘The serious consequences of downtime mean that data centres must be as resilient as possible and compliant with all relevant standards and operating procedures, while at the same time minimising overall energy consumption,’ commented Casey Wells, marketing manager at Trend. ‘Data Centre World 2015 is one of the highlights of the year and we are looking forward to giving visitors to Stand D102 the opportunity to find out more about our industry leading technology and the many advantages of working with Trend and our many system integrator Partners.’