From room temperature to energy consumption: Data Center & Building Infrastructure Monitoring
Our USU software solution for Data Center & Building Infrastructure offers comprehensive monitoring of your data center infrastructure and building control technology, exceeding classic ITIL® disciplines. With over 30 years of industry experience, we have developed a platform that is not only efficient but also extremely reliable. Our in-depth expertise in monitoring data centers and building control systems provides the foundation for a robust and reliable monitoring system.
Our Data Center & Building Infrastructure Monitoring seamlessly integrates critical functions such as checking room temperatures, energy consumption, network analyzers, RCM devices, air conditioning performance, potential overloads, and system states of the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to ensure optimal service availability. Indirect data sources like building management systems or fire alarm panels can also be easily connected. With direct and indirect data acquisition, our system enables precise and timely responses to any type of threshold violations through automated alarm systems.
Our software solution also allows you to combine information from infrastructure monitoring with service monitoring. This enables a central, clear, and real-time updated presentation on dashboards. This in-depth expertise not only guarantees high system performance and reliability but also provides complete insight into the status of your IT and building infrastructure, ensuring it is ready to meet future challenges.
Selected Functions
Holistic view: Gain a comprehensive view of your IT and building infrastructure, including data centers and building management systems, extending beyond traditional ITIL® framework boundaries.
Direct and indirect data collection: Monitor critical factors such as room temperature, power consumption, air conditioning performance, imminent overload, and UPS faults.
Expanded monitoring spectrum: Query data from upstream systems like building management systems or fire alarm control panels to broaden monitoring capabilities.
Increased operational reliability: Ensure higher service availability with predictive monitoring, effective risk factor identification, and rapid response to irregularities.
Proactive alarm systems: Integrate sensor technology and monitoring units to trigger alarms for critical conditions, enabling immediate response.
Centralized dashboards: Combine infrastructure monitoring and service monitoring for clear, real-time updates on central dashboards.
