Five key requirements for next-generation power monitoring and service

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Next-generation power monitoring: Harness better insights to maximize availability and business value

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Because the IT infrastructure is so critical to operations, downtime can be disastrous and costly.

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If you don’t manage your power infrastructure effectively, customers may quickly move to a vendor that does.

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Manual, reactive power monitoring approaches aren’t sustainable in today’s fast-paced, interconnected environments.

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For example, what happens when you’re not in the data center? Are the same high standards kept in place? Would you know if they weren’t?

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• The facility turned the A/C off on weekends• Data center staff had no idea• Event logs revealed temperatures of 90°F+• Resulted in near thermal runaway conditions and

loss of runtime• Had to replace batteries in an 18-month old UPS

One company learned this lesson the hard way.

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How can you prevent this from happening to you?

Through real-time power monitoring. Look for these features in whatever service you select.

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Remote monitoring and diagnosis, plus value-added services

• There’s too much data• You need timely and useful insights

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Data-driven insights and predictive analytics

• Go from reactive to proactive • Accurately predict component failures days

or weeks before they occur

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Asset management capabilities

• Track data about a UPS—battery date code, model and type; firmware version; service history; capacitors

• Allows for efficient planning and analysis

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Intuitive, convenient and visual reporting

• Dashboards with insights into system status• Web portals with on-demand access to

reports and alerts• Mobile apps for on-the-go updates

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Simple delivery via Software-as-a-Service

• Maximize return and investment• Eliminate cost and effort associated with

licensing, installing and wiring on-premises monitoring infrastructures

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The payoff• Improved reliability by spotting issues early• Faster repairs thanks to detailed insights• Enhanced staff focus on strategic initiatives

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For more information on what to look for in a power monitoring service, download the full white paper.