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Michael Bord
October 16, 2014
What is DCIM and why do you need it for your data center? Find out in less than two minutes. See if DCIM is right for your data center.
Michael Bord
October 10, 2014
There are some big questions in life and the Institute for Earth Sciences and Astronomy (INSU) aims to answer them. According to its website, priority research areas at INSU mainly cover:
As part of its mission, the INSU utilize an array of sophisticated scientific instruments on Dumont d'Urville Station located in Antarctica on Île des Pétrels, archipelago of Pointe Géologie in Adélie Land. To operate these devices and access the data they amass, researchers rely on Raritan’s Dominion® KX II-101 single port KVM switch for remote access.
Michael Bord
September 16, 2014
Raritan’s dcTrack® DCIM Operations software has won two American Business Awards that recognize innovative companies and technical achievements on an annual basis.
Raritan's DCIM software was presented with a Stevie® Award in the "Software - Asset Management Solution" category and the "People’s Choice Stevie Award" in the same category. More than 240 executives nationwide participated in the judging process; and, the People’s Choice awards were determined by 57,000 voters from the general public.
Michael Bord
September 9, 2014
Today's intelligent rack PDUs offer more than just power distribution -- they are a launch pad for remote power monitoring, environmental sensors, data center infrastructure management, and so much more. See how far intelligent rack PDUs have come from the commodity rack mount power strip of yesteryear and how it can help you manage your power and capacity much more wisely.
Anthony Bonaventura
August 20, 2014
Intelligent rack mounted PDUs can be the centerpiece of understanding how much you know — and don’t know — about power consumption in your data center.
Back when power was cheap and managing how it was used was a low priority, managers could rely on nameplate specifications for IT devices to predict power consumption and determine the capacity of their data centers. In fact, some data centers still rely on this methodology to manage their capacity.