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As a facility manager, IT team, engineer, or building owner, it is essential to understand the risks of extreme weather like heat waves and how they can impact your mission-critical facilities. 

As businesses grow and evolve, it's important to consider the factors that keep everything running smoothly, especially when it comes to building performance and cooling. Unexpected downtime or high cooling costs can greatly impact the bottom line, causing added stress and potential setbacks.

If you're a building owner or facility manager, you already know how crucial it is to keep your commercial space comfortable for everyone inside. But what if there was a system that could take your heating and cooling game to...

Are you contemplating which HVAC system is right for your next construction project? While traditional systems are the most well-known, Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) technology has recently been gaining traction among building owners, engineers, contractors, and architects alike.

Now is the perfect opportunity to evaluate the systems and processes powering your business and ensure peak performance. Take time now to plan upgrades and improvements that will boost operational efficiencies and keep your critical infrastructure primed to meet increasing demands as business accelerates in months ahead. 

Don't underestimate the power of a robust UPS Battery Life Cycle Management plan.

Load-bank testing is an essential part of maintaining your generator. This will help avoid any mechanical failures that may occur due to extreme stress on the engine and other components when it's used during a power outage, which could lead to total loss if not properly cared for. Consider implementing these best practices for load bank testing.

Is your critical infrastructure firmware safe from a cybersecurity attack? According to Microsoft's March 2021 Security Signals report, more than 80% of enterprises have experienced at least one firmware attack in the past two years, but only 29% of security budgets are allocated to protect firmware. That's pretty alarming, especially when you consider how vulnerable critical infrastructure systems can be. The good news is that there are measures you can take to mitigate risks. Let’s explore.