Build, Operate, and Scale Data Centers with Industrial-Grade Measurement Instrumentation
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Summary
AI data centers are being built and scaled at an unprecedented pace, driven by increasing rack densities, more complex cooling architectures, and aggressive commissioning timelines. As operators work to bring new capacity online faster, they must maintain reliability, reduce startup risk, and operate consistently across increasingly critical infrastructure. In this environment, accurate and continuous measurement across flow, pressure, temperature, level, and fluid quality is essential to reducing uncertainty, accelerating startup, and maintaining confidence in operations from day one.
This webinar will explore how industrial-grade measurement instrumentation enables faster commissioning, improves system visibility, and supports repeatable data center builds. Emerson will highlight how a strong measurement strategy simplifies system validation, troubleshooting, diagnostics, and long-term reliability across critical cooling and supporting infrastructure. Wunderlich-Malec will add a practical design and integration perspective on how standardized instrumentation and commissioning readiness can help reduce project variability and improve execution. Attendees will also learn how purpose-built instrumentation can reduce design complexity, accelerate deployment with pre-configured solutions, and help teams scale more consistently across sites while keeping projects on schedule.
See how industrial-grade measurement instrumentation, when designed into systems early, helps:
- Accelerate commissioning while reducing startup risk
- Improve reliability through continuous insight into system performance
- Standardize measurement to scale consistently across sites
Speakers
Aaron Noviski
NA Data Center Lead
Emerson
Aaron Noviski leads strategic growth efforts for Emerson’s Measurement Solutions business in the North American data center market. He brings more than 25 years of experience across data center infrastructure, colocation, cloud, and hyperscale markets, working with owners, EPCs, engineering firms, OEMs, system integrators, and operators to support next-generation critical infrastructure.
Wally Baker
Director of Flow Product Marketing
Emerson
Wally Baker serves as Director of Global Product Management for Emerson’s vortex technology portfolio, bringing 27 years of experience to the role. He holds a degree in Electrical Engineering from Iowa State University and an MBA from the University of Minnesota. His background spans pressure, temperature, and wireless product management, along with roles in marketing and business development, with a strong focus on solving complex customer challenges.
Adrian Beatty
National Business Development Manager
Wunderlich-Malec Engineering Inc.
Adrian Beatty brings 30+ years of experience in process instrumentation and control systems across industries including Food & Beverage, Dairy, Water and Wastewater, Power Generation, Pharmaceutical, Construction Materials, Material Handling, and Paper. He began his career in Australia with Cadbury Schweppes and later co-founded a systems integration company providing automation, E&I, and power engineering services while delivering senior project management for large greenfield and brownfield projects. After emigrating to the United States, he joined Wunderlich-Malec in a national business development role.
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