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Rusty Abrams knew from an early age what career path he wanted to follow. Both his father and grandfather were millwrights in Ohio, and—as the saying goes—the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. In Abrams’ case, however, the apple has also traveled around the world. Today, Abrams serves as the Boiler Service Manager for CEIS Power—a role he says he truly enjoys. His extensive experience makes him well suited for the position. While still in high school, he began a millwri

The first known application of steam power was, surprisingly, a toy. In the first century A.D., the Greek mathematician Hero invented the aeolipile—a device whose basic concept had been described nearly a century earlier by Vitruvius. The mechanism was simple: a hollow copper sphere, fitted with two vents and partially filled with water, was heated over a fire. As the water converted to steam and expanded, the steam escaped through the vents, causing the sphere to rotate. In

Data centers are an increasingly important part of the technical ecosystem. The information running through these centers make it possible to access important documents and family photos from the devices in our pockets. Data centers are an important part doing business in the 21 st Century. And while these centers represent how we operate in the future, they still have some to the same challenges that have always plagued business; finding people to hire. The difference wi

During the planning and construction of a data center, thousands of people are on the site getting the construction work done. But now that your center is getting ready to flip the on switch, owners are faced with questions of staffing. Just as many data centers hire a management company to handle staffing and operations as take on the responsibility themselves. Regardless of who is running the center, managers need to determine staffing so that operations are run at an opti