The system maintains optimal temperature and humidity, access to control installations, supports an appropriate room access policy, and fire protection systems.
Thanks to DCIM systems, it is possible to reduce the costs of adapting rooms, and optimize the use of space for installations in the course of operation.
Augmented reality functions can help technicians locate faulty modules in the server room and provide additional information while performing maintenance work.
Appropriate mechanisms can dynamically reassign the physical relationships between network elements and functions, as well as the relationships typical of virtual elements.
Policy-based automation enables dynamic energy management, service sustainability, fault detection, and governing building installations.
Advanced measurements and simulations of critical system failures implemented in Comarch DCIM product allow for the design and expansion of the network more thoroughly.
The system swiftly adapts to any changes in the infrastructure, allowing for the easy introduction of new technologies to telecommunications and IT networks.
The infrastructure management system allows for control of energy sources and consumption through automatic policies.