The IoT Slam video of The IoTness of Smart Buildings featuring LEDG and a host of other industry experts answering the questions everyone is asking.

LEDG announces the opening of an Atlanta regional office to provide data center and smart buildings professional services to customers in Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Eastern Tennessee.

The importance of edge computing to IoT projects is not a new concept. Hear how the largest public cloud players in the industry explain why public cloud is not suitable for driving IoT applications.

LEDG is pleased to announce a new guide created to help information technology, network, and facility leaders evaluate current trends and incorporate meaningful, high-impact changes to their data centers and built environments.

As an industry, we have seen this with several recent trends that have dominated conference agendas (see: energy efficiency, modularity, cloud, edge).  The risk in this singular focus is that businesses are not homogenous.

LEDG team has been busy partnering with healthcare facilities leaders to improve their buildings through the implementation of LED lighting and control systems. Many are working to pave the way for smart building design.

Dartmouth-Hitchcock set out to build a new primary data center to provide the best technology infrastructure and services possible for their thriving health system.

This session will discuss new service delivery models, explore strategies, and share use cases and solutions amongst peers to help organizations navigate the next phase of the network-connected economy.

A global telecommunications company had a large US-based end-user customer requesting to utilize their data center space in a major northeast city to host required gear to better support their needs.