As demand for AI infrastructure accelerates, data center owners and contractors face unprecedented pressure to deliver capacity faster than ever before. Compressed schedules, labor shortages, material constraints and increasingly complex designs are forcing project teams to rethink how they execute large-scale builds.

Join EC&M's Ellen Parson in the second episode of this series as she speaks with Wesco's David Speidelsbach, Vice President of Sales and Strategic Initiatives, and Andy Jimenez, Senior Director of Technology Support Services about the strategies that help data center projects stay on schedule and reduce risk. From supply chain planning and labor productivity to prefabrication, commissioning and project coordination, they discuss what separates successful AI data center projects from those that struggle with delays and cost overruns.

This episode concludes our two-part podcast series on the future of AI-enabled data centers. For additional insights into the power and infrastructure demands driving this transformation, explore Part 1, The New Power Architecture for AI Data Centers.

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