Prior to earning his stripes at shentongroup, Technical Support Specialist Mark Porter’s career spanned agricultural, automotive and of course, the power generation field, with emphasis on diesel engines and powertrains, to be precise.
Mark takes centre stage at this year’s Data Centre World (#DCW18), delivering technical speeches on both days. Mark will focus on the role of diesel generators in business continuity, and will touch on the challenges that designers face in their practical integration.
If you’re a professional with an interest in how to power, cool, connect and secure your data centre and are seeking an insight into data centre power and energy efficiency, be sure to check Mark’s presentations out at the following times:
Session Title: Generators for Business Continuity
Conference Theatre: Facilities and Critical Equipment Theatre
Day: Wednesday 21st March
Time: 16:20 – 16:45 (including 5 minutes for Q&A)
Session Title: Generators for Business Continuity
Conference Theatre: Facilities and Critical Equipment Theatre
Day: Thursday 22nd March
Time: 11:15 – 11:40 (including 5 minutes for Q&A)
In addition to Mark, members of shentongroup’s team will be staffing stand D650 over 21-22 March at London’s Excel. If you have questions to ask including; “How do I secure my data centre’s power?”, “How do uninterruptible power supplies work?” and “How long do uninterruptible power supplies last?”, then head over to stand D650 to speak to a member of shentongroup, the UK’s leading technical experts in standby power, uninterruptible power supplies and combined heat & power systems.
We’ve a number of great prizes to giveaway, including a superb goody bag comprising a Parker pen, high quality led torch, biscuits, two bottles of Rioja wine and more. To enter, all you need to do is retweet a shentongroup (@shentongroup_) Data Centre World tweet in the run up to, and during the event.
In the meantime, take a look at our financial and telecoms case studies and to book a time slot with the shentongroup team, get in touch now.