We’ve just returned from a whirlwind trip out to Las Vegas for Data Center World Global, held at Mandalay Bay. As we settle back into the office, we’re catching up on meeting notes, following-up on the multitude of briefings held with clients and industry journalists, and sorting through various piles of business cards. Data Center World is always such a great opportunity for us to see our clients and learn about new advancements in various […]
RF Code’s Product Marketing Manager Greg Primm recently wrote an article on Data Center Post about the benefits of wire-free sensors. From the article: Sensor technology emerged to collect and report data to a central device. They gave data center environments the ability to centrally monitor networks and improve network management. But the majority of these solutions employ wires to operate. The next evolution of this technology is a completely wire-free solution that requires no […]
RF Code’s Product Marketing Manager Greg Primm recently wrote an article for infoTECH Spotlight titled “Big Data, Bigger Security Risks: How IT Asset Tracking Can Help” about the benefits of using wireless sensors for asset tracking in data centers. From the article: Companies are spending billions of dollars to fight the threat of cybercrime by deploying processes to keep hackers out of their systems and away from their data. Meanwhile, many of today’s most damaging security […]
RF Code’s VP of Marketing and Strategic Partnerships Richard Jenkins was recently interviewed for an article by Zen Kishimoto of Alta Terra Research for Nethawk.Net. In it, Richard talk about the unique benefits of RF Code’s products. From the Article: I asked Richard about RF Code’s differentiation. Every company claims that its solutions and products are unique and stand out from the competition. His answer was twofold. Product layering: One part is a common infrastructure to […]
RF Code’s Vice President of Market and Strategic Partnerships Richard Jenkins recently wrote an article for Triple Pundit titled “The Sustainable Data Center of the Future”. From the article: The environmental impact of data is difficult to see from the consumer perspective. We have expectations of being able to access information immediately, want our service providers to be able to do the same and it is essential for every corporation to make historical data available […]
