CEO’s / President’s Message

We at Power Management Concepts, LLC (PMC) recognize the impact of the increased digital society critical infrastructure requirements, technology developments, global mergers/acquisitions, and the challenges of the mission critical industry’s diluted workforce.

Plug-and-play is not an option when critical infrastructure is deployed. In fact, a process blending science and art is needed to successfully design, procure, construct, commission and “transition to operation” these complex systems. Reliability and facility infrastructure health is not guaranteed simply by investing in and installing new equipment. Unexpected failures can compromise even the most robust facility infrastructure if appropriate testing, maintenance and due diligence techniques are not employed. Our comprehensive engineering, technology, and educational services provide solutions that are effective far beyond the traditional mission critical equipment lifecycle, strategically positioning our clients to adapt to the needs of the evolving 24/7 digital economy.

Today, it’s imperative that the Mission Critical Industry develop an all encompassing roadmap that incorporates a robust maintainable/operational critical infrastructure that will keep business reliable, resilient, safe, and secure in the wake of both natural and manmade disasters that we face everyday. Organizations need to withstand and be prepared for unforeseen disruptions. The next evolution of engineering deliverables must allow clients to keep pace with the shifting business environment. The business model of a 24/7 environment mandates an enterprise leverage its intellectual assets or Corporate DNA. This invaluable knowledge is completely lost when a seasoned employee leaves the company or business cultures are blended due to corporate mergers and acquisitions.

Over the next two decades the electrical grid will need significant upgrade and overhaul to support the acute power requirements to keep our digital economy operating. The infrastructure built for the analog society over 50 years ago is the backbone that has kept our economy humming through the last half-century. Revamping the electrical infrastructure will take our country through its next phase of growth. The previous two decades of developments in technology and information systems must be examined to provide a glimpse of the capacity, redundancy, operational requirements our new design model must incorporate. The plan will need to be flexible, maintainable, and available to meet the energy requirements for a nonstop environment.

PMC has developed the necessary engineering, technology, educational tools along with our business relationships to provide the next generation of reliability to meet the challenges of this new era.