Differentiating Critical Capabilities for DCIM Tools
As the data center market continues to grow – one of the most critical aspects to consider will be management. Remember, we’re far beyond simple single-site management solutions. Now, learn how new DCIM capabilities are directly impacting your data center architecture.
June 25, 2015
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It’s really a different kind of data center world out there. Cloud providers, service providers, and modern organizations are all looking to the data center to deliver continuous, reliable services. As the data center market continues to grow, one of the most critical aspects to consider will be management. It’s transitioning far beyond simple single-site management solutions to options with greater capabilities.
Today’s data center management tools must scale your data center, the cloud, and beyond. In order to scale effectively, you need a data center infrastructure management (DCIM) solution with the tools capable of creating an intelligent and scalable control architecture.
This white paper provides data center managers with insight into seven DCIM tools and their support for use-cases around a variety of organizations requiring data center services. Specifically, the report examines specific capabilities around cloud providers, SMEs, and larger enterprise organizations. This is where selecting the right DCIM platform is everything. It all comes down to your use-case and what your business requires from your data center.
Download this white paper today to learn about various business use-cases for DCIM and where its latest capabilities fit in the industry. Specifically, you’ll see where capabilities like power monitoring, resource controls, workflow integration, and even predictive analysis all fit into your data center and business model.
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