Digital broadcasting applications, with their demand for digital computers, servers, and massive storage needs, have transformed broadcast facilities into data centers. FEA began delivering mission critical design services to the broadcast industry in the early 1990s. As clients began to recognize the long term benefits of mission critical design, they quickly realized how these systems could achieve continuous up time. Since that time, other factors have further fueled the demand for implementing FEA’s mission critical design standards, including skyrocketing costs of acquiring major broadcast rights and the increasing financial penalties for broadcast interruptions.

The growing demands of voice and data communications coupled with the proliferation of mobile devices has placed a greater emphasis on the infrastructure and technologies that keep people connected in this digital age. Over the years FEA has worked with telecoms, ISPs, co-location facilities and satellite uplinks to harden their critical power and cooling infrastructures in order to protect their investments and revenue streams.

Today’s healthcare facilities are increasingly dependent on reliable power systems as technology plays a greater role in administration, treatment and recovery. FEA has leveraged its design expertise to bring world-class emergency and standby power systems to emergency rooms, operating rooms and ICUs.  FEA has also provided data center design services for the nation’s leading health insurance providers.

Since the late 1980’s, FEA has been assisting Fortune 500 companies in upgrading their base infrastructure to meet the expanded business objectives dictated by global economy, business continuity and disaster recovery. This has demanded that these clients’ business support services, including back office, internal networks and logistical support facilities, have 7x24xForever capabilities and hardened infrastructure.