Transforming management of change in industrial facilities

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Scaling without losing control: Building a repeatable operations blueprint

Most data centers already generate more data than their teams can realistically use. The challenge is rarely collecting information, it’s turning it into actionable insights. Many operators still rely on the information spread across multiple systems, making it difficult to understand the full picture during maintenance, incidents or audits. This session looks at how organizations are bringing operational and engineering data together to create a more consistent way of running their facilities.

Managing AI infrastructure at scale: Why speed to capacity depends on lifecycle intelligence

Getting new data center capacity online is increasingly challenging as AI demand surges, power becomes harder to secure, cooling needs evolve, and delivery timelines tighten. As projects transition from design and construction to operations, information often becomes fragmented. This episode explores why lifecycle continuity matters and how operators can scale without creating new challenges.

Tech Showcase: Closing the gap between visibility and operational action

Most data centers generate more data than teams can realistically use. The challenge is not collecting information, but turning it into actionable insights. With data often spread across multiple systems, gaining a complete view during maintenance, incidents, or audits can be difficult. This session explores how organizations are connecting operational and engineering data to improve visibility and consistency.

Scaling without losing control: Building a repeatable operations blueprint

Most data centers already generate more data than their teams can realistically use. The challenge is rarely collecting information, it’s turning it into actionable insights. Many operators still rely on the information spread across multiple systems, making it difficult to understand the full picture during maintenance, incidents or audits. This session looks at how organizations are bringing operational and engineering data together to create a more consistent way of running their facilities.

Managing AI infrastructure at scale: Why speed to capacity depends on lifecycle intelligence

Getting new data center capacity online is increasingly challenging as AI demand surges, power becomes harder to secure, cooling needs evolve, and delivery timelines tighten. As projects transition from design and construction to operations, information often becomes fragmented. This episode explores why lifecycle continuity matters and how operators can scale without creating new challenges.

Tech Showcase: Closing the gap between visibility and operational action

Most data centers generate more data than teams can realistically use. The challenge is not collecting information, but turning it into actionable insights. With data often spread across multiple systems, gaining a complete view during maintenance, incidents, or audits can be difficult. This session explores how organizations are connecting operational and engineering data to improve visibility and consistency.