Raritan's Capacity Management Software Enables Cos Increase DC Efficiency

Raritan, a provider of datacentre infrastructure management (DCIM) and rack power distribution solutions, has announced that Raritan Capacity Management through DCIM software will help organisations increase the efficiency of their datacentres by 25-50 percent, utilising the available assets effectively. The capacity management through Raritan's DCIM software provides complete visibility into the datacentre usage efficiency, the ability to control all critical relationships within capacity, and the insight to make intelligent capacity plans for effective usage in order to achieve cost-effective results.

Capacity management transforms an already powerful DCIM solution with basic capacity management capabilities into one with enormous additional performance and financial benefits. Raritan's capacity management will not only help organisations to optimise the datacentre planning but more importantly allow them to better manage, on a real-time basis, and the resources through its connectivity management capabilities involving full power chain management and network connectivity management. Intelligent and efficient capacity management has huge benefits because of the relationships that capacity has to variables such as space, power, electrical, cooling, cabinet, cable and network. Managing these through complete next generation Raritan DCIM software will help organisations to maximise the utilisation of assets, reduce costs and effectively plan the usage of datacentres.

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Sanjay Motwani, Sales Director - India & SEA said, "The need to improve the datacentre efficiency in order to meet the ever-growing demand for IT capacity management can be addressed through Raritan's datacentre infrastructure management software. Constant monitoring and effective utilisation of datacentre resources through DCIM software will help organisations to monitor, measure, and help control a datacentre's IT infrastructure, that is becoming a must-have technology for managing the complexities of the modern datacentre."