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A VMware Outage Postmortem: Tracing Impact from VM to Rack to Power Feed

Outages rarely stay confined to a single layer, they ripple across virtual, physical, and power infrastructure. When a VMware incident occurs, the challenge isn’t just identifying the failure; it’s understanding how it impacts interconnected systems. In this blog, we’ll explore a real-world scenario and demonstrate how Nlyte’s Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) platform provides end-to-end visibility,... Read More

Published January 8, 2026,

by Lindsay Hanna

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Why Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) is Critical for Healthcare

Modern healthcare is in the midst of a radical digital transformation. From the comprehensive Electronic Health Records (EHR) that track patient history to the Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) that manage medical imaging, technology... Read More

Published January 7, 2026,

by Michael Wilson

Data Center Monitoring, Management, and Control: Stacking it All Up for the AI Era

Let's face it, the concept of "business as usual" in data center management has vanished. We are no longer just managing servers and cooling units; we are orchestrating complex ecosystems that power Artificial Intelligence (AI),... Read More

Published January 7, 2026,

by Mike Schmitt

Traditionally, data center management was viewed as a layer cake of disparate systems. You had your Building Management System (BMS) at the bottom, your Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) in the middle, and various IT tools on top. While valid, this model often created data silos. In 2026, those silos are operational risks. When an AI training cluster spins up, it generates immediate, intense heat. If your IT management system doesn't instantly communicate with your cooling infrastructure, you risk thermal runaway or inefficient over-cooling. The contemporary stack is about Integrated Data Center Management (IDCM). This approach bridges the gap between the facility (OT) and the technology (IT), creating a single source of truth that enables real-time responsiveness.

ServiceNow DCIM Integration: Closing the Loop Between Logical Incidents and Physical Impact

It is 3:00 AM. The pager goes off. A critical financial application has degraded, and latency is spiking. The IT Operations lead opens a ticket in ServiceNow. The dashboard is clear: "Server DB-04 is unresponsive."... Read More

Published January 6, 2026,

by Michael Wilson

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How AI is Transforming DCIM for Modern Data Centers

Modern data centers are growing rapidly. As companies expand their digital infrastructure to support cloud services, edge computing, and AI workloads, managing these environments becomes more complex. Traditional Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) tools, once used mainly for monitoring, are now evolving. Today, artificial intelligence (AI) is at the heart of this transformation.

Data Center Asset Management in IDCM

Data Center Asset Management in IDCM Strategy Data centers are dynamic ecosystems that power business operations, cloud services, and digital transformation. As organizations strive for greater efficiency, uptime, and agility, the need for integrated management…

Achieving Edge Data Center Uptime with Resiliency

Achieving Edge Data Center Uptime with Resiliency As edge computing becomes a cornerstone of digital infrastructure, ensuring high availability across a distributed network of edge data centers is more critical than ever. These facilities often…

The DCIM Payback: Justifying Your Investment

Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) software bridges the gap between IT and facilities, transforming data centers from cost centers into optimized, value-generating assets. While the initial investment is a key consideration, the returns generated through…

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