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Raritan News
Raritan's Energy and Data Center Infrastructure Management Solutions Receive Multiple Industry Awards
Posted on June 13, 2011
—Company also recognized with eBay for ‘Environmental Project of the Year’ award—
SOMERSET, N.J. (June 13, 2011) – Raritan today announced that its data center management solutions have received multiple awards recently from industry organizations around the globe. Raritan’s solutions that help data centers better manage and utilize resources were selected for the innovative ways they solve data center energy issues—such as reducing energy waste, finding capacity, and more-efficient ways to add servers and make changes.
Raritan dcTrack™ Software Delivers New Intelligent 'Search, Place and Reserve' Tools to Drastically Simplify Data Center Capacity and Change Management
Posted on May 24, 2011
—dcTrack Version 2.5 software’s change, capacity and asset management tools help maximize data center efficiency and find stranded capacity—
SOMERSET, N.J. (May 24, 2011) – Raritan today introduced new data center infrastructure management (DCIM) tools to help managers easily find available space, power and network connectivity within their data centers in order to add or change IT equipment. The new web-based tools in dcTrack DCIM software Release 2.5, which is available worldwide starting today, help data center managers obtain the most from their existing capacity.
Raritan's Data Center Energy Management Software Gets a New Dashboard with Forecasting Tools and Gauges to Track and Visualize Key Energy Metrics
Posted on May 10, 2011
—New real-time power gauge finds stranded capacity—
SANTA CLARA, CA (May 10, 2011) – Raritan today unveiled a new configurable dashboard with new tools and gauges for Power IQ® energy management software, so that data center managers can easily see information most important to them—whether it’s energy usage information of a specific server rack, temperature readings from the cold aisle, or a forecast on how much energy is required to support operations in data centers across the world.
The Power IQ energy dashboard displays complex information in easy-to-view reports, charts, thermal graphs, and maps. The new capacity forecast chart, for example, provides “days of supply” information and helps determine the available power at any level—data center, floor, room, row or rack. Power IQ also provides real-time information on energy usage, energy costs, carbon footprint, and thermal factors.
Universal Electric Corp. Certifies Raritan Power IQ® for Monitoring Energy Consumption on STARLINE® Track Busway Product Line
Posted on May 9, 2011
SOMERSET, NJ and CANONSBURG, PA, (May 9, 2011)—Raritan and Universal Electric Corp. today announced interoperability between Power IQ energy management software and STARLINE Track Busway, giving data center managers a more complete picture of how energy is being consumed—from the room’s power distribution busway all the way to a server in the rack—in order to better manage resources and take energy cost-reduction steps.
Raritan’s dcTrack Software Wins Network Computing's 'New Product of the Year' Award
Posted on April 25, 2011
—Recognized for powerful asset and change management capabilities for tracking data center IT systems, facilities, and networking assets and their interrelationships—
SOMERSET, N.J. AND LONDON (April 25, 2011) – Raritan today announced its dcTrack™ data center infrastructure management (DCIM) software has won “New Product of the Year” award from Network Computing magazine in London. It also collected the runner-up award in the “Data Centre Product of the Year” category.
Raritan received the awards at the presentation ceremony of the fifth Network Computing Awards, held at London’s Hotel Russell. Nominations for these awards were made by readers of Network Computing. Once finalists in each award category were determined, readers were asked to vote on the finalists to determine the winners. Approximately 6,000 individuals cast votes for the 2011 awards, making this one of the most significant surveys relating to networking technology in the UK, according to the magazine.