Temperature Monitoring Feature
FieldView Speeds Delivery of Data Center Monitoring
By Anuradha Shukla, TMCnet Contributor
FieldView Solutions, providers of enterprise scalable software tools that confer real-time views of all operational aspects, has unveiled a partnership with a wireless manufacturer of humidity and temperature sensors.
This partnership will enable FieldView to deliver its enterprise-ready software solution, which drives space optimization and energy usage in the most complex data-center environments today, to deliver a wireless and non-proprietary solution.
Fred Dirla, CEO of FieldView Solutions, has called the strategic venture "the next logical step" for the company. He has said that FieldView's tools have been delivering real-time views into all data-center operational aspects for some time now. FieldView, the vendor-neutral platform, already manages to seamlessly communicate with any and all systems clients utilize, irrespective of communications and/or manufacturer protocols. Taking the service wire-free makes it far easier and more convenient as well, and is just another value-added service the company can offer users.
The FieldView core platform helps data center managers, facilities managers, IT personnel and executives to get instant updates regarding their critical environments and their performance. They can access every single aspect of data center operations - from power and cooling infrastructure to IT devices and racks. The reporting engine and metrics offer users real time information that can be used to optimize energy efficiency and room/rack space utilization, and bring about infrastructure resiliency.
The portable solutions are digital and battery-operated, and as such, since conduit and electricians are no longer required, are inexpensive and easy to install. In addition, these sensors are efficient, reliable and easy to reposition, which eliminate the need for field surveys.
FieldView's partnerships with industry leaders in the hardware business aim to bring the advantages and efficiencies of economies of scale to end users, company officials said.
Anuradha Shukla is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Anuradha's article, please visit her columnist page.
Edited by Erin Harrison




