Data Center Operation: Change
Workflow management allows for easily tracking and executing moves, adds and changes of equipment in the data center.
Fully integrated workflow management for your IT physical infrastructure.
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KatalogLanguageFormatVeličinaDatumStruxureWare Data Center Operation - Brochure (Verzija 12)Datoteke u dokumentuOpisDetailed product brochure for an in-depth overview of StruxureWare Data Center Operation, including all modulesЕнглескиprp.document.label.format zipVeličina 15.3 MBDatum 4.5.16.Datoteke u dokumentuOpisDetailed product brochure for an in-depth overview of StruxureWare Data Center Operation, including all modulesUputstvo za upotrebuLanguageFormatVeličinaDatumData Center Operation: Mobile - User Guide (Motorola MC75) (Verzija 2)Datoteke u dokumentuOpisUser guide describing how to use Microsoft Windows for mobile applications, the operating system installed on the Data Center Operation: Mobile device (Motorola MC75).Енглескиprp.document.label.format zipVeličina 28.4 MBDatum 19.10.12.Datoteke u dokumentuOpisUser guide describing how to use Microsoft Windows for mobile applications, the operating system installed on the Data Center Operation: Mobile device (Motorola MC75).DataLanguageFormatVeličinaDatumManagement Software Support Contracts (Verzija 11)OpisHelps explain exactly what the Software Support Contracts for StruxureWare Data Center Expert and StruxureWare Data Center Operation contain. *Updated September 2015Енглескиprp.document.label.format pdfVeličina 85.2 KBDatum 1.11.17.OpisHelps explain exactly what the Software Support Contracts for StruxureWare Data Center Expert and StruxureWare Data Center Operation contain. *Updated September 2015Енглескиprp.document.label.format pdfVeličina 310.1 KBDatum 29.8.17.Bele straneLanguageFormatVeličinaDatumClassification of Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) Tools (Verzija 3)OpisData centers today lack a formal system for classifying software management tools. As a result, confusion exists regarding which management systems are necessary and which are optional for secure and efficient data center operation. This paper divides the realm of data center management tools into four distinct subsets and compares the primary and secondary functions of key subsystems within these subsets. With a classification system in place, data center professionals can begin to determine which physical infrastructure management tools they need – and don’t need – to operate their data centers.Енглескиprp.document.label.format pdfVeličina 1.2 MBDatum 1.10.12.OpisData centers today lack a formal system for classifying software management tools. As a result, confusion exists regarding which management systems are necessary and which are optional for secure and efficient data center operation. This paper divides the realm of data center management tools into four distinct subsets and compares the primary and secondary functions of key subsystems within these subsets. With a classification system in place, data center professionals can begin to determine which physical infrastructure management tools they need – and don’t need – to operate their data centers.
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