An Overview of nlyte, The Industry's Most Advanced DCIM Software

The nlyte Suite of products replaces spreadsheets and Visio diagrams with DCIM software that contains the predictive intelligence and management controls data center professionals need to reduce operational risks and achieve smarter, more efficient and highly available data centers. The nlyte DCIM suite provides a unique combination of

• Intelligent capacity planning that delivers actionable information for optimizing the use of power, cooling and space through the optimal placement of data center assets
• Business process automation that improves availability and operational excellence

The nlyte Suite is an integrated set of modules specifically designed to help data center personnel make better decisions as they solve the complex problems they face every day. The nlyte DCIM solution helps data center management find those under-utilized IT assets, provides quicker Moves, Adds, and Changes (MAC) to the physical infrastructure, and uses sophisticated automation to optimize the physical capacities of power, cooling and space while improving IT service delivery.

The nlyte Suite ranges from our entry level nlyte Express Edition up to our fully featured nlyte Enterprise Edition.  Because all of the nlyte Editions are built on the same infrastructure, moving from entry-level to enterprise-class is quick and easy.

The nlyte DCIM solution provides a complete set of software modules that lets you Visualize the physical infrastructure, and Model the Move, Add, Change (MAC) initiatives across your data center estate. nlyte Software  also includes a number of fully integrated optional modules to support the other steps of the nlyte process cycle, including the ability to automatically Discover IT assets, Control data center processes and personnel, Report on progress using advanced integrated analytic capabilities, and a trending and forecasting module to Predict capacity resources well into the future.

The nlyte Modules, Product Structure and Architecture are represented in the following diagram: