SDSU Fowler College of Business Student, Alexander Kashkarian, Awarded $50,000 Research Grant to Improve Equitable Access to Surging AI Data Center Demand and Maintenance of Aging Enterprise Hardware.
MCA unveils predictive failure tools designed to minimize downtime in critical sectors dependent on aging systems, ensuring seamless operations. This initiative also introduces viable solutions and financing options for underserved communities facing challenges in affording AI-driven enterprise solutions.
As part of this effort, MCA is proud to announce that Alexander Kashkarianhas been awarded a prestigious $50,000 grant to further his research in predictive analytics. Alex, a senior at San Diego State University, SDSU Fowler College of Business, majoring in Business Information Systems, has shown exceptional proficiency in big data analysis and the ability to turn complex data into actionable insights. Alex has demonstrated leadership with his several community volunteer programs and working collaboratively with a team. His research will play a critical role in shaping MCA’s AI Predictive Maintenance Tool, MCA.ai®, currently in its 2nd generation.
Alexander Kashkarian, said:
I’m really excited and grateful to be awarded this grant, which will give me the opportunity to dive into important research on equitable access to data center hardware and the funding needed to make it happen.
“I want to extend my thanks to my sponsors for their support. I look forward to applying my findings to future studies as I pursue my MBA and integrate these principles into my career. This experience will also be invaluable as I plan to launch my own business one day,”
Paul Makhail, CEO of MCA Corporation, stated:
We look forward to the results of this important research; by identifying clients with a higher likelihood of equipment failure, we can tailor our managed care solutions to meet their specific needs to extend the life of their current programs.
“In underserved markets where data center funding may be limited, we are committed to offering additional discounts and manufacturer credits to ensure equitable access to our reliable data center solutions.”
Mission of the Research Grant
MCA’s mission is to support research that leverages historical data to enhance our algorithms for predicting future failures in enterprise data centers within the healthcare and commercial sectors. By developing predictive analytics tools, MCA aims to increase the reliability of aging systems, minimize downtime, and improve our services, especially in underserved markets with limited resources.
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SDSU Fowler College of Business Student, Alexander Kashkarian, Awarded $50,000 Research Grant to Improve Equitable Access to Surging AI Data Center Demand and Maintenance of Aging Enterprise Hardware. source
