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Nlyte Integrates Intel Data Center Manager (DCM) Technology and Introduces Nlyte DCM Integrator ModuleMENLO PARK, Calif. & LONDON --(Business Wire)-- Nlyte Software, the industry leader in data center infrastructure management (DCIM), today announced the introduction of its latest real-time monitoring solution based upon the Intel (News - Alert)® Data Center Manager (DCM) SDK. Intel DCM, now licensed by Nlyte, provides accurate, real time power and thermal monitoring and management for individual servers, group of servers, racks and IT power equipment such as PDUs in the data centers. With this release, the Nlyte DCM Integrator module brings a huge library of specific native device support, for rapid deployments and is available for purchase as an option for Nlyte's DCIM Suite. The Nlyte DCM (News - Alert) Integrator addresses the need for energy and power monitoring and control across a wide range of active IT and facilities devices using protocols such as IPMI and SNMP. Intel's ongoing DCM development is rapidly expanding its library to include more data center devices with every release. By licensing the Intel DCM evelopment, the Nlyte DCIM suite extends its support for a large number of devices via the DCM Integrator module. "Nlyte's DCIM offering has been adopted by customers for years based upon its rich user experience, solid business value, and unparalleled ability to integrate with any type of external management system," said Mark Harris, vice president of marketing and data center strategy. "Nlyte has always provided a robust real-time monitoring module which could be configured to gather metrics from any device. By including Intel's DCM technology, much of the setup and configuration for hundreds of devices are already pre-built and available out-of-the-box. Our new DCM Integrator speeds the deployment of real-time monitoring for Nlyte's customers creating even more value for them." "By integrating Intel Data Center Manager, Nlyte is addressing the growing problem of power over-provisioning in the data center by enhancing its DCIM solution with Intel's unique ability to deliver real-time power and thermal monitoring at the server-level," said Jeff Klaus, director of Data Center Solutions, Intel Corporation. "Nlyte is at the forefront in providing its customers with the tools they need to operate their data centers at optimal efficiency." DatacenterDynamics Converged Conference Nlyte Software will be showcasing its DCIM Integrator Module and other products at the DatacenterDynamics Converged Conference this week, at booth #33. The conference takes place in London, November 14 and 15. About Nlyte Software Nlyte Software has been a pioneer and leader in the Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) industry for the past decade. The growth of big data, cloud services and virtualization has accelerated the growth, proliferation and complexity of data centers, which makes data center infrastructure management such a necessity. Nlyte automates data center management processes, providing innovative software, services and solutions to optimize resources and operations. Nlyte's DCIM allows customers to improve governance, assure compliance and minimize risk, while reducing energy consumption and future capital expenditures. Nlyte's DCIM software platform is distributed, web-based and fully extensible. It includes patented intelligent asset placement, advanced asset lifecycle management and workflow, plus the NgaugeAPITM-a data services integration platform-which has generated a rich ecosystem of solution-oriented DCIM vendor partnerships. Hundreds of the world's largest companies within financial services, telecommunications, technology, retail, automotive, aerospace, industrials, utilities and internet leverage Nlyte's DCIM to run their data center like a business. The company has earned numerous accolades including the 2012 Green IT and Smart Grid awards and was selected last year as a Gartner (News - Alert) "Cool Vendor". For more information, please visit our website: http://www.nlyte.com. All trademarks or registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are used for identification purposes only.
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