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| COMPUTERLINKS creates new opportunities for channel in DCIM with Raritan partnershipResellers gain access to wider range of data centre infrastructure and power management solutions to help them build next generation datacentres
By: COMPUTERLINKS The increasing demand for new and more powerful IT-based applications combined with the economic benefits of consolidating physical assets has led to an unprecedented growth of datacentres and with them the demand for tools such as DCIM. Gartner predicts that DCIM tools will soon become mainstream in data centres, growing from one per cent penetration in 2010 to sixty per cent in 2014. “With space and power now at a premium and the task of managing large datacentres becoming increasingly complex, DCIM tools are a vital part of giving IT managers greater visibility of their datacentre assets,” said David Ellis, director of new technology and services at COMPUTERLINKS. “By partnering with Raritan and offering our partners pioneering asset, power and energy management solutions, we can help make the growing datacentre solutions market accessible to even more resellers.” The agreement is the latest addition to COMPUTERLINKS’ The agreement means that resellers will now be able to include Raritan’s total DCIM, keyboard-video- • dcTrack® • Asset Management Tags and Asset Management Sensors to give datacentre operators accurate, automated real-time inventory of all IT assets and their locations • EMX Smart Rack Controller to allow use of any of Raritan’s sensors such as temperature and humidity, energy or asset management solutions • Raritan’ • The Raritan family of intelligent rack power distribution units (PDUs) that focus on environment and power metering, monitoring and management • Raritan‘ Full details of how resellers can benefit from partnering with Raritan will be outlined at a COMPUTERLINKS Channel Event to be held at London’s iconic Gherkin (formerly The Swiss Re building) on 17th April 2012. “Organisations are under increasing pressure to find better ways to manage their complex IT resources and infrastructure,” DCIM, power and energy management, virtual appliances, performance management, server protection and recovery, WAN optimisation, desktop management, storage, security and compliance are all components of the evolving next generation datacentre, which is bringing new opportunities for margin-rich services and technology-based revenues to the channel. -ENDS- About COMPUTERLINKS COMPUTERLINKS is the next generation distributor of IT security, network performance and Internet technology, providing UK and Irish channel partners with reliable, supported solutions from world-leading hardware and software manufacturers and service providers. COMPUTERLINKS concentrates on dynamic technologies such as cloud computing, virtualisation, and the growing area of IP Physical Security. It provides a comprehensive and complementary product portfolio, backed by an extensive range of knowledge-based professional and managed services, to ensure its channel partners deliver the right solutions to their customers. COMPUTERLINKS is 100 per cent committed to the two-tier channel and delivers profitable growth to its partners and competitive advantage to their customers by providing a full-service package of technical, sales and marketing support, practical training and efficient logistics. The company currently has over 600 employees operating across 19 countries worldwide. For more information, visit www.computerlinks.co.uk About Raritan (Raritan.eu) Raritan is a proven innovator of power management, infrastructure management, KVM and serial solutions for data centers of all sizes. In more than 50,000 locations worldwide, Raritan's award-winning hardware and software solutions -- including intelligent rack PDUs; energy management software; DCIM software solution; KVM-over-IP, and Serial-over- All marks are the property of their respective owners. For further information about this news please contact: Joanne Smith Goode Communications +44 (0) 1491 873 323 joanne.smith@ Peter McEvoy COMPUTERLINKS +44 (0) 1638 569 600 peter.mcevoy@ End
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