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Even after decades of collective efforts to simplify data center management, many IT and facilities teams still feel that they are struggling just to keep up with the rapid rates of change and staggering growth.
Private and public clouds are driving up data center agility, making it possible to more cost-effectively shift workloads to utilize lower energy rates
Today, let’s look at why it is imperative that data center managers understand these approaches as they consider adding an appropriate energy management solution to their data center infrastructure management (DCIM) methodologies.
It is estimated that by 2014, data centers will consume 2% to 3% of the energy produced globally. That is a staggering statistic, especially since the number is on the rise.