Data Center Infrastructure Management and Monitoring (DCIM)
Data Center Infrastructure Management & Monitoring (DCIM) is a system for managing, monitoring and planning the data center infrastructure and the installed IT systems. It includes concepts and tools for controlling, monitoring and optimizing energy supply, air conditioning, cabling infrastructure and land use. DCIM aims to operate data centers more sustainably, reliably and efficiently.
Secure and highly available
Our monitoring system can record and evaluate up to 1000 different elements and signals. We notify you in the event of an alarm or error, have timers, logical links, sensors and potential-free contacts. All of these features help ensure your data center is secure and highly available. You can use virtual sensors, logic schemes and a variety of fieldbus connections via our integrated web interface. Without monitoring, a data center is flying blind - with our system you can scale and adapt to your needs at any time.
With our integrated web interface system you can manage your data from anywhere in the world. You can log in at any time and monitor your sensors, logic schemes and fieldbus connections. The results of our evaluations are also displayed to you in real time. This transparency allows you to react quickly and fix errors before they become a bigger problem. With our system you can organize your business in the way that works best for you. We give you the flexibility you need to focus on what matters most.
DCM and DCIM: technology for transparent data centre operations
Assets and dependencies
Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) records infrastructure, capacities and status. Broader Data Center Management (DCM) connects this information to operational processes. Racks, devices, supply paths and responsibilities must therefore be clearly assigned.
Measurements rather than isolated displays
Power, temperature, humidity and system status are recorded with timestamps and suitable sampling intervals. Meter boundaries and hierarchy determine whether indicators are comparable. Energy metrics require consistent boundaries for IT and total consumption.
Capacity and change
Floor space, rack units, electrical capacity and cooling reserve are considered together. An empty rack position does not necessarily represent usable IT capacity. Changes to occupancy and supply should be approved and documented traceably.
Interfaces and operational security
Existing building automation, PDUs and IT systems need coordinated interfaces. Roles, network segmentation, time synchronisation and configuration backups belong in the operating concept. Alarms require clear priorities, responsibilities and a tested escalation path.
Advantage of High Knowledge
With high knowledge as a professional system supplier with more than 20 years of experience in design, installation and maintenance, you will find the optimal solution for your specific needs. Feel free to contact us for a consultation.
