Infrastructure Management encompasses many areas:

Wide Area and Metropolitan Area Network Equipment and Circuits; Building and Campus Inside and Outside Plant Cabling; Data Center Equipment, Environment, Power, and Connectivity; User Locations, Services and Equipment

Enterprise critical infrastructure is typically managed with...

Disconnected stovepipe applications such as Geospatial Systems, CAD Systems, Visio Drawings, Spreadsheets, Databases, etc.

By consolidating Infrastructure Information you can...

Thoroughly understand relationships between Circuits, Equipment, Connectivity, Organizations, Spaces, Contracts, etc. to facilitate Impact, Dependency and Bandwidth Analysis and expedite Event Troubleshooting

Planet IRM enables total consolidation and visualization of...

WAN and Local Circuit Data; Inside and Outside Plant Cabling and Connectivity; Network and Server Data Center Equipment and Connectivity; User Equipment and Services

Visualize, Analyze, Manage, and Maintain Your Critical IT Network Infrastructure

Inside PlantOutside PlantData CenterCircuitsIT AssetsWAN

Where is it?

What's connected to it?

Who owns it?

When was it last maintained?

How many services rely on it?

These IT network asset questions and countless others can occur on a daily basis within large organizations, and a major key to efficiency is how quickly they can be answered.

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Planet IRM Addresses these Key Needs:
» Gain Insight and Control over Entire Operation
» Solicit Faster Response for Disaster Recovery
» Ensure Business Continuity
» Increase Flexibility for Change and Asset Mgmt
» Achieve Data Accuracy and Control
» Streamline Data Center Consolidation,     Transition, Relocation, and Management

Video - Why Consolidate IT Data?
White Paper - Turning Disparate Data Into Action
Reasons to Consolidate IT Data
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NEWS AND EVENTS

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We're trying to stay on the cutting edge. Through the additions of Planet IRM and other programs, our documentation and general procedures have improved leaps and bounds.

— John Stephens
Information Technology Analyst
Orange County Sanitation District