Austin, TX, May 1, 2009 – ProSource Mission Critical Services, a national service company specializing in providing critical cleaning services to data centers across the country, is pleased to welcome Mickey Smith to the ProSource team.

Mickey joins the ProSource team as the Area Development Manager for the South Central Region which includes the states of Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas.

Mickey will be responsible for overseeing both sales and operations in the region. Prior to joining ProSource, Mickey gained more than 20 years of valuable data center industry experience. According to Kevin Vickery, the President of ProSource, "Mickey possesses the unique combination of experience and entrepreneurship that we look for in every Area Development Manager.

As the demand for mission critical space continues to grow, ProSource continues to invest in additional resources to improve our service to our customers nationwide.

To learn more about ProSource please call Mickey at 1-888-247-0986, ext. 707 or e-mail Mickey.Smith@team-prosource.com. Please visit our website at www.team-prosource.com

Data Center Encapsulation

Sub floor encapsulation includes the application of an epoxy coating to the concrete sub floor plenum surface that acts as a vapor and dust barrier. Epoxy coatings are applied manually to the surface of the sub floor plenum. This is recommended for all data centers with raised flooring. Data centers that are considering a cable tray program should include encapsulation with the project.

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Data Center Cleaning

www.Team-ProSource.com has patented the process. years of working in the IT environment has taught ProSource one Key fact. The customer must trust us. ProSource has built trust by providing excellent work, and paying attention to details. Paying attention to details has prevented us from ever causing downtime. Downtime is our enemy.