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- Company name
- DataCenterOffice.com
- My company is best described as a:
- Real Estate Agent
- Company website
- http://DataCenterOffice.com
- Jobtitle/position
- Architect
- My role is best described as:
- Inventor Architect Developer and Publisher
- I am:
- Independent Data Center Consultant (not tied to a vendor), Data Center Consultant (working for a vendor), Considered a Subject Matter Expert (see areas of expertise)
- Relevant qualifications & certifications (Please list certification authority + dates)
- Patent holder in Materials information data and expert in SQL software development.
- My main areas of expertise are:
- Cloud Computing, Disaster Management, IT Management, Migration, Networks, Project management, Real Estate, Virtualisation
- More about me (How long have you been in the industry, expertise, career history, ambitions, website/blog, etc)
- I have been a software developer for over 30 years beginning with tape drives and the Apple II computer. I have developed networks, robots, manufacturing networks, office networks and many CRM, CAD and CAM projects.
I currently represent several data center clients in the Denver Area and Cleveland down town.
Call me to get some of the best prices on data centers and project management, architecture and development.
(858)735-7755
Jeffrey Danial's Blog
Slow down of the economy means less Data Centers in the future
Posted on November 17, 2011 at 20:10 0 Comments 0 Likes
The slow down of the economy has effected the loans made to build new data centers. The major players are now looking to find new properties for sale. The many data centers built in the mid to late nineteen eighties for mainframes are now getting retrofitted with new power and cooling technologies to adapt to the upcoming shortages.
Jeffrey Danial
jd@DataCenterOffice.com
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