Non-IT infrastructure—such as cooling systems, power distribution units, and environmental controls—accounts for a large share of energy usage, driving up operational expenses and reducing overall energy efficiency.

Managing a diverse ecosystem of hardware, software, and service providers often leads to fragmented workflows, visibility gaps, and increased risk of outages or downtime.

As data volumes surge, many data centers struggle to scale infrastructure without compromising performance, reliability, or manageability—especially within legacy environments.

Keeping up with evolving global regulations around carbon emissions, energy usage, and data security requires robust monitoring, reporting, and optimization across the entire facility.

Without integrated analytics and real-time monitoring, it’s difficult to anticipate system failures, optimize resource allocation, or proactively address performance bottlenecks.

Unexpected outages or maintenance issues can lead to significant financial losses, disrupt critical services, and damage stakeholder trust if not mitigated proactively.