Upcoming Events, Webinars and Special Activities at Access Inc.
This is a resource page dedicated to upcoming events being held by Access, Inc., our represented manufacturers or one of our partners. It is also a place to check for learning opportunities, chances to earn engineering credits and to view details on upcoming webinars.
Theme 1
What is the future of office space? How will this differ by industry and job type?
Theme 2
For industries where working from home is not an option, how can safety be enhanced as we adapt to new normals?
Theme 3
As workers return to shared office spaces, what processes, procedures and technologies should be in place to instill confidence in safety and comfort?
Theme 4
How can companies more closely track movement and occupancy within an office, and continue temperature and health checks, without overstepping privacy boundaries? Does this differ by industry? By country (due to laws/cultural norms)?
The Industry Challenge – Human, Building, Planet
The Industry Challenge – Human, Building, PlanetGlobal event – May 26th at 14–15 (CEST) Register Today
Today, and in the future, the building industry faces major challenges. Health related, economic, and environmental aspects of buildings will soon be a top priority in our societies. Creating healthy, productive and sustainable indoor environments will be a key issue for building owners, contractors, tenants and governments.
Join us in our event where we will bring you selected representatives from our company and discuss how we together can face these challenges.
Highlights of the Upcoming Event:
- Main Challenges for our industry
- Optimal indoor climate via a systems approach
- Customer Testimonial – a system solution in practice
- Product system news and launches
Register: May 26-27, 2021 The virtual event for the data center construction ecosystem
Vertiv solves the most important challenges facing today’s data centers, communication networks, and commercial and industrial facilities with power, cooling, and IT solutions and services that extend from the cloud to the edge. As a sponsor of this virtual event, they understand the importance of building to scale.
How can you continue to deliver on data center construction demand and meet the need for speed?
Huge scale data center facilities and mega campuses are being built across the world, driven largely by demand from the public cloud players. With the global pandemic fueling this further, the question now is, how can the industry keep up with these growing data center capacity demands sustainably, and at speed?
This event brings together the latest thinking and technologies being employed in data center site selection, design, and construction to meet this unwaning demand. The leading global experts will uncover the next “hot” destinations for investment, the latest supply chain strategies, how the data center’s industrialization is impacting design, and the most innovative construction techniques and technologies that are helping operators deploy capacity at speed.
Carel Educational Series – Always Available Online
Indoor Air Quality:
- Key First Steps for Healthy Indoor Air Quality?
- The Healthy Zone: Human Health and Indoor Environment
Humidification:
Technical Overview:
- Why Adiabatic Humidification? Part 1 Part 2
- heaterSteam UR (Resistive) Overview
- gaSteam UR*4 Gas Fired
- humiSteam UE (Electrode) Overview
We are experiencing the 4th major data center evolution. The explosion of content delivery is driving the demand for low latency and near real-time response. The Edge is the answer.
Often, businesses try to apply the same methodology at the #edge as they have in their core data centers. They try to scale the same equipment for the edge, but the environments are fundamentally different even though the mission is the same – to deliver high availability IT power and cooling.
The edge brings challenges we haven’t seen before in places like enterprise data centers. In this webinar, we’ll focus on four main challenges: the remote location, the space requirements, the speed of deployment, and the lack of personnel.
What You’ll Learn:
- OvervIew of the Edge
- Four main challenges and solutions
- The role UPS’s systems play
