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IBM Tivoli and green IT: Datacenter efficiency

Nathan Smith (smithn@us.ibm.com), Software Engineer, IBM
Nathan Smith is a software engineer and works in IBM Software Group Tivoli. Nathan provides resources and training to customers and developers through demos and other learning tools.

Summary:  See how the integration of facility, asset, and IT resource data can improve green data center management by using IBM’s green service management solution. This demo shows how an energy-related issue can be detected and efficiently solved through intelligent relocation of infrastructure and workload distribution based on available cooling and power capacity.

Date:  01 Oct 2009
Level:  Introductory

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See how the integration of facility, asset, and IT resource data can improve green data center management by using IBM’s green service management solution. This demo shows how an energy-related issue can be detected and efficiently solved through intelligent relocation of infrastructure and workload distribution based on available cooling and power capacity.

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