EFYtimes, GDCM Unleashes Powerful New nlyte 5.0 Data Center Management Solution

nlyte Software Solution Supports 'Green IT Initiatives' and Achieves Real-Time Cost Savings in Data Center Operations

LONDON & SAN DIEGO, Calif., Nov 03, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Global Data Center Management (GDCM), a leading provider of data center management solutions, is announcing the latest version of its flagship data center management solution, nlyte(R). nlyte 5.0 offers demonstrable ROI by empowering data center professionals to improve service delivery, reduce costs, eliminate risks associated with the high rate of change within the data center, and enhance inter-departmental communication.

Global DataCenter Management (GDCM), a provider of data centre management solutions, has partnered with a data centre infrastructure company APW President Systems, to distribute its nlyte solution across India. APW President Systems will be responsible for engaging new customers in the region, managing local implementation, and providing ongoing support.
nlyte is the data centre management tool that provides an intelligent and automated view of all physical and virtual assets and virtual workgroups within the data centre, using a web-based graphical user interface. It allows companies to model and manage their hardware, capacity, power, cooling, networking and space, reduce redundancy, enhance optimisation and pro-actively forecast and plan the deployment of their assets.

Michael Evans, chief executive officer, GDCM, said, "As India's economy continues to grow at an exponential rate and issues associated with power supplies and the hot climate continue, organisations in the country have become in need of solutions which will allow them to manage their data centre environments and control power and cooling requirements. We look forward to working in partnership with APW President Systems to enable businesses to overcome these challenges by using nlyte and we recognise APW President Systems as a natural extension of GDCM."

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