Newsletter - June 2010

To Our Valued Customers,

Every month in our newsletters, we discuss data center and lab infrastructure topics, share new solutions and products in the market place and provide reference information.

We hope that you have found our newsletters to be useful. This month, we thought we would switch gears and share information specific to Mirapath so you can get to know us better.

1. Our professional services team is growing! You may not have known, but we install and configure the solutions you purchase from us.
2. Data Center Infrastructure and Out of Band Health Check. We can provide power and cooling assessments as well as firmware health checks.
3. Customization on network, fiber and power cords: serialized labeling, octopus/bundle cables.
4. Customization on brackets for vertical power strips. If we can design it, we can make it.

• A Personal Message to Our Valued Customers
• New and Exciting!
• Latest Articles
• Let's Get Connected

1. We are a bronze sponsor Data Center Dynamics in San Francisco on July 16, 2010. For detailed program of the conference, visit Data Center Dynamics.
   
   Drop by our booth and say hello! We would love to see you.
   
   
   
   
2. We are in the process of being able to supply power cords in color! Help us decide on which color we should do first by taking our short colored power cord survey.
   
   
   
3. Mirapath’s fleet in being launched. Soon, you will see our MiraElement at a parking lot near you.

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The skinny on different jumper cables
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