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HDDs and SSDs: How Heat Can Affect Them and How to Fix It

Data Center temperature monitoring is crucial in improving a server’s performance and lifespan. Prolonged exposure to heat in your Data Center can result in impairment and eventual data loss. That’s why you need to be proactive in keeping temperatures in place in your direct-attached storage devices, including your hard disk drive (HDD) and solid-state drive

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What You Should Know: Starting a Heavy Equipment Rental Business

The construction industry is filled with startup companies that do not have the necessary capital to fund heavy equipment. These equipment are pricey and are not the easiest assets to procure. Acquiring them requires construction equipment rental businesses to reach out to multiple manufacturers, secure the best deals, and find ways to bring the heavy

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Bouncing Back: 4 Ways for Food Manufacturers to Increase Productivity

Although food manufacturing was counted among the essential industries at the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, it wasn’t exempt from any challenges. They had to adapt more quickly to ensure that supply never runs out, but at the same time, it only took one infected person to shut down an entire factory. After all, any

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Caffeine Craze: 6 Good Reasons to Invest in It

Coffee and coffee-based products are practically everywhere — from convenience stores and posh restaurants to hip coffee joints and supermarkets. This is no surprise since coffee is the second most sought-after commodity in the world next to crude oil. People across different cultures have been consuming coffee for millennia, which explains why it remains popular

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Is Your Training Program Working? Reasons to Continually Train Your Employees

In March, COVID-19 crashed the job market, killing over 700,000 jobs in the U.S. But amid the pandemic, many companies discovered that shifting to an e-commerce model will save their businesses. As a result, remote working a.k.a. work-from-home rose and become the “new normal.” Meetings that used to be held in office conference rooms are

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