Jeff Stafford

A while back, our team was working through a particularly busy week. By the time Friday rolled around, we were all looking forward to our afternoon virtual team happy hour. At 1PM we got a call from a company that was working on a project to install a couple dozen super heavy switches—all within a … Lire la suite

ServerLIFT® has a standing Buyback Program, which has been around for some time now. We buy back lifts that were used to handle servers when a customer purchases a new lift from us. One Fortune 500 company made great use out of the program this summer. They sent us a number of their used lifts … Lire la suite

We have been working with a data center industry leader for quite some time now. Like many other companies, their footprint is global, so standardizing something like a data center lifting tool requires global deployment. We’ve gladly been able to work with them to rally the stakeholders in various regions—such as Asia Pacific—to save them … Lire la suite

As a veteran-owned company, we always consider it a privilege to help out the troops who risk their lives for us every day. A military branch reached out to ServerLIFT® recently—they didn’t want to put anyone at risk in their data center! We worked with their limited budget—they were worried that they wouldn’t be able … Lire la suite

A prospective customer gave us a call recently. They were considering purchasing one of our motorized lifts, but had a reason for hesitation. They wanted to know if our ServerLIFT® machines were properly certified for data center use. We assured them that we not only comply with international safety certifications, but also with Federal Communication … Lire la suite

We were speaking to a potential customer recently who let us know that they had purchased a Racklift instead of a ServerLIFT®-brand lifting device. Once it arrived, they had to rig it to get it up a ramp, which they found to not only be dangerous but also useless because it could not fit in … Lire la suite

A potential customer at a colocation data center said he had a lift on site. After some discussion, we were pretty sure it was one of the “warehouse lifts,” which tend to cause problems in data centers. Unlike our lifts, they are not specifically designed for data center use. He said they have to crank … Lire la suite

We checked in with a customer who has a couple of lifts. They told us they’re working out great. They said they loved them and that they are “built like tanks,” able to take all the abuse (not that we recommend abusing them!) they get from a variety of operators. After they started using them, … Lire la suite