As data center operators strive to meet the growing demand for computing and storage, certain deficiencies in their current operations become apparent. To keep pace with market changes, data centers must address these challenges to modernize both their technology and operations, which would allow them to reduce operating costs without losing sight of customer success.

Data that should not be Repeated

31% of centers experienced downtime last year due to asset unpredictability:

“Collaboration and accountability among the various stakeholders is non-existent.”

Where Do all these Outages Come from?

• With multiple applications and systems, it is difficult to have full visibility and situational awareness, which further complicates critical decision-making.
• Isolated applications prevent IT from interacting with OT systems used to monitor events, processes, and devices. This makes it difficult to make effective adjustments to operations at the industrial and business levels.
• Organizations often have little visibility into asset availability and, therefore, how to use them optimally.

How to Start Reversing these Figures

Becolve Digital’s Unified Control Center provides a centralized view of operations that eliminates departmental silos, integrates IT and OT systems, and provides operators with clear, concise, and complete information.

The Unified Control Center approach is a way to converge applications and systems into a single, cohesive management environment. With this solution, data center stakeholders can operate, maintain, analyze, and optimize operations across geographically dispersed locations. This system-of-systems strategy offers a contextualized view of information across all functions and domains, while providing immediate access to all management layers. The result is more agile and effective decision-making.

What Does the Unified Control Center Allow You to Do?

• Unify IT, OT, and IIoT in a single interface.
• Visualize the performance of multiple facilities at the operations level.
• Detect ongoing inefficiencies and defects.
• Automatically trigger corrective actions to constantly optimize uptime and performance.
• Include business data and customer SLAs.
• Comply with SLAs by presenting hierarchies of linked objects, KPIs, objectives, plans, and alerts.
• Offer a coherent view of operations across all functional groups, eliminating silos.
• Manage one or more data centers from a single location.