WHY DCIM?

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DCIMPro360 SOLUTION SETS

What Are The Core Elements of DCIM?

Access and Control

State-of-the-art infrastructure management solutions for servers, switches and PDUs are key to any good DCIM solution set. Infrastructure management appliances include IP KVM and Serial switches plus centralized data center management software to tie all your devices together under one GUI.

Power Management

Administrators are being tasked with running a leaner and more efficient data center all while keeping costs down. DCIM Power Management provides a complete visualization of the power system, including utilization, dependencies and real time monitoring.

Capacity Planning

As the need to balance current and future IT requirements against resource consumption becomes more urgent, the data center industry increasingly views capacity planning as a way of achieving a critical component to planning a new build or retrofit.

Asset Tracking & Management

Asset management is a key component of DCIM.  A data center can contain thousands of assets, from servers, storage and network devices to power and cooling infrastructure equipment. Tracking these assets is an ongoing and often monumental task.

Environmental Management

The modern data center is a lot more complex than it used to be. Because of that – data centers are taking the heat – literally and figuratively. With equipment generating enormous amounts of thermal energy, data centers continue to spend more operational funds into cooling as energy costs steadily climb. 

Change Management

In order to accurately manage assets and their detailed configurations, we must also manage change. It is estimated that change is often the cause of as much as 80% of system downtime and that 80% of mean time to repair is used trying to determine what changed.

DCIM software change management security features allow for fast detection, logging, and near real-time e-mail notification of unauthorized network devices, and inadvertent or intentional disconnections.

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