Case Studies
Delivering Large-Scale Data Center Capacity Fast
With one of the world’s largest internet companies anxious to take occupancy of their new Sacramento data center, Prime Data Centers trusted Salute to execute a fast and seamless transition from the previous provider.
Growing at the Edge on Three Continents
Learn how Salute Mission Critical recruited, hired, onboarded, and trained an entire Chilean data center operations team without ever setting foot in Chile – at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rapidly Deploying In New International Markets
Learn how Salute provides operational support for Compass Datacenters’ international expansion. Plus, get the business case for hiring veterans from Compass CEO Chris Crosby.
Growing Globally Despite a Pandemic
See how Salute deployed to 130 sites, installed 2000 servers, 5000 connections, 700 switches and turned up 25 dark fiber circuits for Cloudflare. In 6 months, in a global pandemic.
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Playbooks
We’ve Solved the Data Center Talent Crisis and You Can, Too
Salute has a defined process that helps veterans build post-military careers and solves the data center talent crisis. It’s about taking people with the right “soft” skillsets and cultural fit, training them, and placing them in right-fit roles that enable them to gain experience and move up in the industry.
We’ve solved the talent crisis and now we’re delivering data center services at scale, anywhere in the world. Take a peek behind the curtain and learn how, in our newest Data Center Operations Playbook.
Blog Posts
Salute Military Community: Jillian Bird
“Living in new places, experiencing different cultures, making friends with neighbors, and learning to go outside of my comfort zone have all contributed immensely. “
Green Purchasing Strategies for Data Centers
This guide will give you the tools to easily transition your purchasing processes to be more sustainable.
Salute Military Community: Robert Bunger
“Approach situations assuming that people are good and want to do good things. To quote Stephen Covey, “Seek first to understand then be understood.” We can achieve much more together than divided.”
