Legrand | Ortronics unveils Layer Zero Ecosystem program

March 3, 2010
The program is designed to provide customers with resources for all facets of their ISO/OSI network infrastructures.

NEW LONDON, CT -- Legrand | Ortronics announced the creation of the Ortronics Layer Zero Ecosystem program, designed to provide customers with resources for diverse facets of their ISO/OSI network infrastructures.

Legrand | Ortronics says the program will include best-in-class companies from each of the following sectors: cooling, power management, raised floor, perforated tiles, active equipment, cable trays, cabling, pathways, mobile data center, environmental sensors, collocation cages, storage and thermal imaging. In addition, Legrand | Ortronics is continuing to identify adjacent areas for additional alliance opportunities.

"We are collaborating with innovative companies who share our vision of utilizing the infrastructure layer to optimize networks. Our Layer Zero Ecosystem will include companies with complementary technologies that round out our Layer Zero solution, providing a complete infrastructure solution for the client," comments Tony Walker, Director of Advanced Marketing for Legrand | Ortronics.

The expertise of Legrand | Ortronics in layer one technology enables the development of superior infrastructure solutions for Layer Zero, says the company. Concludes Walker, "The right equipment at Layer Zero will address the key factors of airflow, density, protection and performance while also providing significant energy savings."

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