Greg Johnson
Greg Johnson
Greg Johnson is the Director, Data Center Software & Digital Services for Schneider Electric. Greg is responsible for North American Sales of EcoStruxure IT, Schneider Electric’s Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) software suite, which enables data center operators to manage the entire lifecycle of the data center from planning, design through operations to decommissioning.
Greg has 15 + years industry experience in the IT/Facilities monitoring discipline. Prior to joining Schneider Electric, Greg launched an early entrant in the MSP (management service provider) space and has held sales leadership roles at NetBotz, American Power Conversion and the IT channel.
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A business case for the edge Lithium-ion uninterruptible power supply

A business case for the edge Lithium-ion uninterruptible power supply
- 5 min read
- Greg Johnson
How to protect your edge computing deployments to minimize IT outages

How to protect your edge computing deployments to minimize IT outages
- 4 min read
- Greg Johnson
Remote monitoring enables predictive maintenance for edge computing

Remote monitoring enables predictive maintenance for edge computing
- 4 min read
- Greg Johnson
Complete remote monitoring and management solutions for edge computing

Complete remote monitoring and management solutions for edge computing
- 6 min read
- Greg Johnson
Enhanced cybersecurity through physical infrastructure security

Enhanced cybersecurity through physical infrastructure security
- 6 min read
- Greg Johnson
Puget Sound Energy: DCIM Maturity Helps Keep the Power On

Puget Sound Energy: DCIM Maturity Helps Keep the Power On
- 3 min read
- Greg Johnson
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