Join Nlyte Software and RF Code for an enlightening webinar on "Data Center Asset Accuracy Matters." In today's data centers, precise asset management is crucial, yet many operators struggle with or are unaware of inadequate inventory systems, leading to a significant accuracy gap. Less than a third can accurately match critical asset inventory within specific facilities, complicating audit efficiency, risk and compliance, and sustainability reporting.

Learn about the transformative power of Sensor-Enabled DCIM (Data Center Infrastructure Management), which offers a continuously updated view of your enterprise data center's state and enhances IT asset management efficiency. We'll explore the definition, elements, and benefits of Sensor-Enabled DCIM, supplemented with asset definition insights from Nlyte Software and inspiring customer success stories.

Don't miss this opportunity to elevate the precision of your data center's asset management strategy! Register now for our webinar.

Data Center Asset Accuracy Matters

Accelerating Sustainability Through Integrated Data Center Management

Historically, Carrier is known globally for being the frontrunner in the HVAC, Refrigeration, and Fire & Security space, but is also renowned for leading in innovative solutions within the Data Center field. Prioritising solutions and offerings within the data center market is increasingly becoming a focal point for corporations. With the importance and the global impact of ensuring sustainable and decarbonizing methods, tune into Carrier’s journey on moving the needle towards achieving a sustainable, greener data center. So far the results include:  

Developing innovate equipment solutions focused on efficiency. This led Carrier to save over half a billion KWH of energy in 2021. 

Q1 2023, announcing plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in line with the Science Based Targets initiative to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees C 

For a third year in a row, Carrier was recognized by Newsweek as one of ‘America’s Most Responsible Companies’. 

 

To understand best practices of achieving a sustainable data center and where Carrier fits within this space, join this engaging virtual discussion to find out more.

Data Center Solutions

Data centers are a key target for sustainability where businesses are looking to achieve higher sustainability standards, by placing their data centers under increased scrutiny, i.e. efficiency, reporting, mitigation efforts, and "optionality." 

This webinar will examine:
• sustainability in data centers
• discuss the current scenario and driving forces
• practical solutions for achieving sustainability goals
• growing demand for greener data centers driven by the urgent need for decarbonization
• emerging global standards such as the ASHRAE Standard 90.4 and aggressive reporting standards being proposed and ratified.

Whether you're already monitoring the health of your data centers or just starting your journey toward sustainability, this webinar will offer invaluable insights to help you prepare for the future. Understanding and implementing the approaches discussed in this session can help drive your organization towards achieving higher sustainability standards and getting ahead of the trend.

Join us for an engaging conversation on how we can shape a more sustainable future for data centers worldwide.

Sustainability in Data Centers: What's Driving it and How to Achieve It.

In this brief webinar, we'll discuss Nlyte's Integrated Data Center Management solution - Integrating Building Automation Controls with DCIM software to more efficiently control the Data Center’s Critical Infrastructure.

Nlyte Integrated Data Center Management for Carrier

Today’s Data Center environment is evolving rapidly, forcing owners and operators to focus their investments in a few key areas.  Five of the most important areas of investment that data centers should consider today are:
> Integrated Data Center Management
> Analytics
> Security
> Sustainability
> Metrics and Benchmarks

Integrated Data Center Management in a New World

The Data Center: Securing this critical infrastructure via Automation, Analytics, and Asset Integrity

With the potential risk of outages within your data center, purposeful disruption is the greater threat. It is now becoming increasingly important to protect vital business processes that run through our data centers.

Listen in on this session where 3 US Federal technology experts discuss the impact of increased connectivity, focusing on:

- Data center strategies for IT/OT cyber resilience with an emphasis on actionable intelligence to improve readiness and situational awareness
- Managing risk intelligently in a world that is ubiquitously connected
- Leveraging automation, e.g., A.I./ML, to inform resilient workloads

Presenters:

- Charlie Harry, PhD | Director of Operations, Maryland Global Initiative for Cybersecurity (MaGIC) | Univ. of MD
- Tony Vicinelly | Chief Technology Officer, Federal | Nlyte Software
- Pete Tseronis | CEO of Dots and Bridges LLC and Former CTO of the U.S. Department of Energy | Moderator

Securing critical infrastructure via Automation, Analytics, and Asset Integrity

Historically, Carrier is known globally for being the frontrunner in the HVAC, Refrigeration, and Fire & Security space, but is also renowned for leading in innovative solutions within the Data Center field. Prioritising solutions and offerings within the data center market is increasingly becoming a focal point for corporations. With the importance and the global impact of ensuring sustainable and decarbonizing methods, tune into Carrier’s journey on moving the needle towards achieving a sustainable, greener data center. So far the results include:  

Developing innovate equipment solutions focused on efficiency. This led Carrier to save over half a billion KWH of energy in 2021. 

Q1 2023, announcing plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in line with the Science Based Targets initiative to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees C 

For a third year in a row, Carrier was recognized by Newsweek as one of ‘America’s Most Responsible Companies’. 

To understand best practices of achieving a sustainable data center and where Carrier fits within this space, join this engaging virtual discussion to find out more.

Over the past year, data center operators have been adjusting to greater scrutiny from the public and governing bodies. This scrutiny has translated into mandates for greater efficiency, availability and flexibility of services, and with infrastructure complexity deepening, achieving the former in the context of the latter requires a holistic data center management approach. 
 
This session will introduce:
- How integrating all layers of the data center, opens up opportunities for optimization and simplification across planning and operations
- Case study references
- End-to-end visibility across the entire hybrid computing fabric has enabled accurate decision-making and scalability

Join this webinar featuring the presentation made at the October DCD: Europe Event

Integrated data center management in a new world

Data centers have never been more vital or central to business operations, yet they face ever greater scrutiny for efficiency, availability, and flexibility. Traditional, enterprise data centers are being benchmarked against alternatives, such as colocation and cloud migration.

This session will outline approaches for addressing these demands and dynamics, with particular focus on:

- Adopting a workload-based approach
- The evolving role of DCIM tools
- Integrating the building, critical infrastructure, IT, and workloads within the Data Center
 
Join this webinar featuring the presentation made at the June DCD: New York Event

Using Integrated Data Center Management to optimize capacity and operations

Many of our Fortune 500 clients are starting to be asked about sustainability in their data centers.  Do you want to prepared for the questions that are coming?

In this webinar we will discuss the following green data center topics:
- What does a green data center really mean?
- What trends are driving the green data center movement?
- What are the benefits of going green, beyond getting the auditors off your back?
- What technologies are essential to be green?
- Is green a hardware issue or software issue………or both?

The 5 things you need to know about a Green Data Center

Workload consolidation, space optimization, analytics and high-powered chips demand high-density computing.  Addressing this requires more than consolidating servers.  New approaches to space, power, and especially thermal management are needed.  In this webinar, we will present approaches and best practices for high-density computing using Integrated Data Center Management and new cooling strategies. 

In this webinar, you will learn how to:

a. Use Integrated Data Center Management to support a move to high-density computing
b. Manage ‘lights out’ edge data centers with remote and autonomous management
c. Use adaptable and scalable cooling designs with operational feedback integrated with management software to increase efficiency and improve application performance

Presenters:

Jeremy Clute, VP of Business Development, Nlyte Software
Scott Donovan, DC Accounts Leader, Americas, 16+ years data center experience, Carrier Global Corporation
Greg Sifferlen, Strategic Account Manager, Carrier Global Corporation

Using High-density Computing with Integrated Data Center Management

Using High-density Computing using Integrated Data Center Management

See a live demonstration of the six most common use cases of Nlyte Energy Optimizer.

Bob Parker, Senior Solutions Engineer at Nlyte, will demonstrate these use cases for NEO:

1. Energy Capacity Planning with Real-Time Trending
2. Identify Unused or Underutilized Infrastructure
3. Raise Data Center Temperatures Safely
4. Alarming and Alarm Workflow
5. Colocation Monitoring
6. Power Failure Simulation

Six Main Use Cases for Nlyte Energy Optimizer (NEO)

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