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Oct. 3, 2012
CA Data Center Infrastructure Management 4.0 (CA DCIM) is designed to monitor, manage, and optimize the use of power, cooling, space, and assets in data centers
CA Data Center Infrastructure Management 4.0 (CA DCIM) is designed to monitor,
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manage, and optimize the use of power, cooling, space, and assets in data centers. Features include: improved IT asset discovery and monitoring for better identification of potentially underused equipment; expanded integration gateway functions for improved data capture; 3D visualization of thermal environment for discovering hot spots; simplified analysis, identification, and recommendation of available rack space based on multiple factors; integration with CA Executive Insight; and expanded integration with Cisco EnergyWise.

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