UNIFIED OPERATIONS CENTER (UOC) FOR DATA CENTERS
As datacenter operators race to keep up with increasing demand in computing and storage capacity, specific gaps in current operations are evident. To keep up with market shifts, datacenters need to address current failings so they can modernize technology and operations to reduce OPEX while keeping customer success at the forefront. Datacenters face many challenges such as excessive outages, high energy usage, human resources training costs, spiraling complexity etc.
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Find out how a Unified Operations Center (UOC) Approach can resolve challenges faced by Datacenters.
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A Unified Operations Center (UOC) Approach
Datacenter stakeholders can operate, maintain, analyze and optimize operations across geographically dispersed locations. This system-of-systems strategy delivers a contextualized view of information across functions and domains while providing immediate access to all management layers
Key Highlights of UOC
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Unify IT, OT and IIoT in a single interface
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Provide multi-site performance visibility at the operations level
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Intelligently detect inefficiencies and developing defects
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Automatically trigger remedial action to constantly optimize uptime and performance
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Include business data and customer SLAs
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Meet those SLAs by presenting hierarchies of linked objects, KPIs, targets, plans and alerts
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Deliver a consistent view of operations across functional groups, breaking down silos
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Manage one or several datacenters from a single location
ISDN Software believes in empowering you to prepare for the future.
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Change is daunting, but we can help you meet your needs as you venture towards the inevitable digital transformation at minimum risks on your investments.
Contact us at info@isdnsoftware.com to arrange for a free demo of the solutions.
Benefits of UOC Approach
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80% increase in engineering efficiency
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15% fewer operating staff hours
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$100k average saving for each predicted failure
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15% less energy consumption
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50% decrease in training time
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40% growth in operator effectiveness
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10% reduction in operating costs
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+5X detecting abnormalities
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50% uptick in proficiency