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IBM Maximo and the Green Data Center
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Sustainability management software for colocation data centers
As environmental sustainability becomes a priority for data center service providers, dedicated software tools for environmental sustainability management (ESM) are emerging as the "fourth pillar" of data center management, alongside building management system (BMS), electrical power monitoring system (EPMS) and data center infrastructure management (DCIM).
This white paper explores the software functions of ESM, as well as its key attributes, including being cloud-based, integrating with vendor invoice management, and supporting sustainability reporting frameworks.
Dig into the 15-page paper to access the complete ESM insights.
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Your how-to guide for calculating total IT energy consumption
Reducing the environmental impact of enterprise IT begins with collecting data and reporting metrics to establish a baseline.
But with dozens of potential metrics and complex accounting to consider along with the highly distributed and diverse nature of hybrid IT portfolios, this can be a daunting task.
Download this white paper for a straightforward, “how to get started” guide that identifies the fundamental data points to start with and gives a simple 3-step framework to start measuring the environmental impact of the IT estate.
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Your how-to guide for calculating total IT energy consumption
Reducing the environmental impact of enterprise IT begins with collecting data and reporting metrics to establish a baseline.
But with dozens of potential metrics and complex accounting to consider along with the highly distributed and diverse nature of hybrid IT portfolios, this can be a daunting task.
Download this white paper for a straightforward, “how to get started” guide that identifies the fundamental data points to start with and gives a simple 3-step framework to start measuring the environmental impact of the IT estate.
