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Bill Hodges from Providence Health and Services accepts the award for Outstanding Partner for Environmental Stewardship from Linda Barrett and Steve Breinig from DataSpan.

Renton, WA. – Providence Health & Services, was recognized as the winner of the Outstanding Partner for Environmental Stewardship Award during Q2 of the 2012 calendar year. Providence Health & Services, a not-for-profit organization which includes hospitals, health plans, and clinics has on-site data center infrastructure operated by Bill Hodges, Program Director. Partnered with DataSpan’s solutions, Bill leverages both ecofriendly and cost effective data center designs to optimize power, cooling, energy efficiency and preserve natural resources surrounding the facility site. “As the entire data storage industry works to continually reduce our carbon footprint, Providence Health & Services is an exceptional example that we should all strive to achieve. It is an honor to recognize the leaders at Providence Health & Services for their willingness to go the extra mile in the name of environmental stewardship,” said Steve Brening, VP of Sales at DataSpan.

About DataSpan:
DataSpan specializes in providing comprehensive Data Center Infrastructure Solutions. DataSpan sells more than 75,000 products, including NAS, DAS and SAN products yielding storage solutions, data, tape, power and cooling. They also provide an extensive array of Datacenter services including data center cleaning, data center disaster recovery, backup and restore, data archive, tape library audits, data eradication and tape disposal.

Providence Health & Services:
Headquartered in Renton, WA, Providence Health & Services is a Catholic not-for-profit organization founded by the Sisters of Providence in 1856. Providence’s comprehensive scope of services includes 27 hospitals, 214 physician clinics and almost 53,000 employees. Their health system spans five states – Alaska, California, Montana, Oregon and Washington. Providence Health & Services continues a tradition of caring that the Sisters of Providence began more than 155 years ago.

Contact:
Steve Breinig
(402) 484-8200
sbreinig@dataspan.com

 

Added on 06/19/2012

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