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Siemon has launched the MAX® TurboTool™, developed specifically for contractors and cabling professionals to significantly reduce termination time for Siemon category 5e and 6 UTP MAX outlets. Unlike traditional single conductor punch-down tools, the new MAX TurboTool simultaneously seats and cuts all eight cable conductors, allowing a four-pair MAX UTP outlet to be terminated in a single action for increased productivity and reduced hand fatigue.
Read MoreAccelerates IT and helps cuts operational costs by reducing infrastructure complexity with end-to-end visibility and best practice advice built on years of virtualization management experience.
Read MoreHP has enhanced its application portfolio with a new ecosystem that leverages HP’s core strengths and those of its partners to help organizations design, develop and integrate complex, end-to-end digital engagement solutions.
Read MoreA new White Paper from Schneider Electric suggests an effective and efficient operations and maintenance programme can protect against the threat of human error in the data centre.
Read MoreNew research shows poor IT results in stress, missed deadlines and hundreds of wasted hours.
Read MoreData Centre Expo and Enterprise Security Expo round out Europe’s number one end-to-end enterprise IT event.
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Australian fism farming company Tassal looked at harnessing IT to make its business of growing salmon more sustainable and cost-effective. It invested in an integrated IT solution powered by Vertiv and Dell EMC for its business in Tasmania.
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