Open-Source vs. Commercial Vendor Software in the Enterprise

Water is an integral part of data center operations to manage high temperatures generated from servers and networking devices that must run round the clock. According to a study by United Nations Industrial Development Organisation, global water demand is projected to be 6900 km3 by 2030; exceeding the estimated global sustainable water supply of 4200 km3 by 40 per cent. The need for responsible use of water is driving the innovation and growth in the global data center liquid cooling market; which is set to grow at CAGR of 24.36 per cent by 2027.

Modern businesses rely on transformative insights into front-end customer behavior as well as back-end business operations. Nothing delivers these insights and associated business results faster and more efficiently than a modern database platform. One of the hallmarks of such a platform is its ability to support analytics and transactions with equal agility. Another is its ability to leverage machine learning, predictive models, and other advanced analytics to optimize every transaction, interaction, and business process.

Sandro Gatto is a Business Development Manager. Currently focused on growing opportunities for the Chillers applications, drawing path to sustainable solutions and promoting new technologies through Customers and Consultants network. Sandro brings 35 years experience in the Industry supporting the Datacenter infrastructure, encompassing R&D, Service, Training, Negotiation; he worked last 20 years within Asian and Latin American markets. He is passionately developing business relationship with worldwide Datacenter Operators and all relative Stakeholders. Alessandro started his career in the HVAC industry back in 2006, after graduating in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Padova, Italy. He experienced several roles during his career and joined Vertiv in 2021 as Global Offering Manager for Floor Mount units, leveraging his 17-years’ experience in the field and after an Executive Master in Business Administration accomplished in 2016 at the CUOA Business School in Vicenza, Italy. Alessandro is part of the Technical Committee within EUDCA since 2021.