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DCD Singapore 2019 day two
We're back again for day two at DCD Singapore. Join our Chief Development Officer, Pete Jones, as he talks to special guests Ben Freedman from the MLM Group, and Dan Kennedy at Tate Inc. The Yondr team also give their one line summaries of the event.
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Infrastructure Masons and DCD Dallas
Join our CDO Pete Jones for an interview with Simon Allen, Executive Director at Infrastructure Masons. They caught up during some downtime at last October's Data Center Dynamics in Dallas. Listen on for discussions on Simon's unique data center insights, workforce, technical innovations and the future of the industry.
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World Mental Health Day
Listen to our latest podcast to hear from our Head of Health and Safety, Gareth Evans, discuss mental health in his role at Yondr with Pete Jones, and Matt Roche recaps on the recent Mental Health First Aid training Yondr employees received with Commercial Manager, Natalie Stanton and psychologist Olivia Conneely.
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DCD Singapore 2019
This Yondr Podcast comes to you from the Data Center Dynamics conference in Singapore. Join Pete, Matt, Andy and others to discuss the event's hottest topics.

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The dramatic growth of the data center market in recent years certainly caught many of us off guard. We may have foreseen an increase in demand but the exact rate of growth is staggering. 
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The industry has experienced rapid growth in recent years and demand is only going to increase as time goes on. Before this sudden expansion the market was relatively small. The workforce was appropriately matched to the size of the industry and people were never short of work.  
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The phenomenon of the data center has played its full part in creating the interconnected and smaller world that we now find ourselves in. Data centers have a history going back to the mid-1940s when the first specially created computer rooms housed large military machines that were set to work on specific data tasks. 
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The dramatic growth of the data center market in recent years certainly caught many of us off guard. We may have foreseen an increase in demand but the exact rate of growth is staggering. 
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