Steve Hudak – Diversitec Sales and Operations Manager

Posted on January 29, 2020January 29, 2020 by Greg Magnus

The Diversitec family of companies is saddened to announce the sudden passing of our Sales & Operations Manager Steve Hudak on Saturday, January 25th. As many of you may know, Steve was a rock in our organization for the last 10+ years and he is already sorely missed by the entire staff of Diversitec, Edge MCS and Backhaul Engineering. Needless to say, we’re all very much in shock and reminded how fleeting life is.

Steve took great pride in his relentless commitment to great customer service and he would want you to know that Diversitec’s operations and service to you continue to go on with the least amount of interruption as possible. In the short term CEO Jerry “CJ” Grothendick will be filling in for Steve until other options can be discussed and deployed. EVP, Robert Peck and Controller, Lisa Miller are also at your disposal in event CJ is unavailable.

Our hearts are heavy, but our commitment to Steve’s legacy and the clients he so graciously served is unwavering! Please feel free to contact your account manager or CJ with any questions or concerns you may have. Contacts:

Jerry “CJ” Grothendick | jgrothendick@diversitec.com
804-379-6772

Robert Peck | rpeck@diversitec.com
804-310-6581

Lisa Miller | lmiller@diversitec.com
804-245-0557

North America Data Center Power Market Growth Projections

Posted on January 16, 2018January 17, 2018 by Diversitec

In 2017, the data center power market in North America was valued at $3,480 million. It is expected to generate revenue of $4,640 million, growing at a CAGR of 4.91% during the 2017-2023 period.

According to Arizton’s recent market research report, the leading vendors in the data center power market during the forecast period will be ABB, Eaton, General Electric, Schneider Electric, and Vertiv. The research report provides a detailed analysis of market segmentation by electrical infrastructure (UPS, generators, transfer switch & switchgear, rack PDU, and other electrical infrastructure), tier standards, and geography (North and South America).

Demand for continuous connectivity, high performance, and superior electrical design is expected to drive the data center power market growth. Colocation providers and hyperscale cloud data center developers are major revenue contributors.

"The UPS systems electrical infrastructure segment to dominate the data center power market in Americas during forecast period. The electrical infrastructure segment in the data center power market is classified into UPS, generators, transfer switches and switchgears, rack PDUs, and other electrical infrastructure. Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) was the largest electrical infrastructure segment in the data center power market in Americas, accounting for over 34% of the total market share in 2017 and is expected to reach $1,778.08 million by 2023." (Arizton Advisory & Intelligence).

The report projects growth in the data center power market (Americas) from $3,730 million (2017) to $5,130 million (2023); CAGR of 5.46%. For more information, visit Arizton Advisory & Intelligence

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More Data, More Flexibility, Equals Less Security?

Posted on September 27, 2017September 27, 2017 by Diversitec

The race is on to capitalize on the predicted multi -trillion dollar market investment in the Internet of Things (IoT) technology. Many companies are already seeing the positive business impact of IoT devices in the form of valuable data collected used to track customer behavior and inventory in real time. Additionally, reduction in operating costs associated with efficient usage of connected devices to allow employees the flexibility to work remotely is also an asset to the enterprise. The opportunities are plentiful for IoT to have a significant impact on our global economy, but the security challenges of increased vulnerabilities associated with all things “smart” will need to be addressed.

Seemingly edgeless networks are being created by the data flow between connected devices. This is resulting in harder to manage workplace security environments. Understanding the financial implications of what it would cost in the event of a security breach is difficult; in addition to, the negative impact it could potentially cause to an organization’s reputation. Detecting and preventing security attacks, while still being able to take full advantage of IoT business potential, is top priority for CISOs everywhere. For a closer look into the transformation created by IoT adoption, read full article here.