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    Bill Kleyman is a veteran, enthusiastic technologist with experience in data center design, management and deployment. His architecture work includes virtualization and cloud deployments as well as business network design and implementation. Currently, Bill works as a cloud and virtualization architect at MTM Technologies, a Stamford, CT based consulting firm.

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  • The Robot-Driven Data Center of Tomorrow

    May 22nd, 2013 : Bill Kleyman

    Robotics are beginning to be integrated into data center management, creating the potential for a robot-driven, fully automated "lights out" data center environment. Bill Kleyman explores the possibilities. Read More

  • Gaining More Efficiency from Power Distribution Within Data Centers

    May 15th, 2013 : Bill Kleyman

    As the reliance on the modern data center continues to grow, organizations are continuously looking for ways to optimize their environments. Today’s business demands are placing new challenges on the data center infrastructure. Read More

  • Why Data Centers are Shifting Towards Converged Infrastructures

    May 9th, 2013 : Bill Kleyman

    With more virtualization, IT consumerization and a lot more data – the data center needs a new way of deploying high-density computing platforms. In this white paper, IDC (with sponsorship from VCE) outlines the rapid growth in high-density computing needs. By downloading this paper, you can learn how IDC  found that higher utilization of IT [...] Read More

  • How Cloud Computing Has Empowered The End User

    May 6th, 2013 : Bill Kleyman

    Because of cloud computing and IT consumerization, there is now a distinct focus on the end user. Targeted data center technology is driving better performance, happier users and improved productivity. Here are some technologies that will benefit and thrive. Read More

  • Ground to cloud with PSSC Labs cloud-ready data centers

    April 30th, 2013 : Bill Kleyman

    The modern IT landscape has shifted towards the data center infrastructure. At the heart of the cloud, and – in reality – any organization, is the data center environment. More businesses are reliant on the functions of the core data center platform to help them function on a day-to-day basis. With more workloads, a lot [...] Read More

  • How to Ensure Your Monitoring Meets Your Needs

    April 29th, 2013 : Bill Kleyman

    With IT consumerization, more devices, and a lot more data – the reliance on the corporate data center will only continue to grow. Administrators are being tasked with running a leaner and more efficient data center all while keeping costs down. It’s clear that resources will always be finite. Furthermore, some resources can be very [...] Read More

  • Unleash the Full Potential of BYOD with Confidence

    April 25th, 2013 : Bill Kleyman

    In working with today’s business environment – managers now have to answer demands around more users, more data, more cloud and; many more devices. Of course, organizations don’t want to take ownership of user-owned devices. However, they still want to manage and control the workload that is delivered to these end-points. Read More

  • A Look at the Best Way to Build a Cloud

    April 24th, 2013 : Bill Kleyman

    Business agility and the needs of today’s business environment have pushed organizations into new technological areas. Today's IT teams are deploying cloud computing platforms to help meet the needs of market. Read More

  • PSSC Labs Focuses on Right-Sizing Private Clouds

    April 24th, 2013 : Bill Kleyman

    Deploying a private cloud infrastructure allows companies to support more users, more functions and add more business value. In this white paper, you will learn how PSSC Labs helps create a private cloud that “right sizes” customers' computing platform. Read More

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