DCIM, DCOS, IIoT, SMART BMS, INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT?
Call it what you want, RunSmart is the smart way to manage your data center operations and elevate your results.

SEE WHAT YOU’VE BEEN MISSING
RunSmart’s enterprise support provides transparency into the metrics that matter to you, including utilization, cost, health, and sustainability of your global infrastructure. Filter out the noise with interconnected views of your DataCenters, SmartCity, or complete Enterprise.


DRIVING TO CLOUD EFFICIENCY
RunSmart’s streamlined data delivery and automated control enables data center operations to push optimization boundaries to levels currently only seen in cloud environments.
DON’T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT.
See for yourself how RunSmart data center software can help you take control of your infrastructure today.
IIoT-READY ARCHITECTURE
RunSmart was built on a modern, distributed architecture, and designed around customization for the user and adaptability to future technologies.
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Do you “Trust” Your Data Center Tools?
The dictionary defines trust as having confidence in the integrity, strength, or ability of someone or something. Like a doctor or a pilot, data center operators need to have trust in their monitoring devices and
Are you running DCIM, or is it running you?
You’ve heard about Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) software for years now and many data centers have deployed and are using it. But, the promises of DCIM have eluded many of them. A recent DCD
Unlocking the Next Level of Data Center Management
We had the opportunity to join 451 Research for a live webinar entitled “Transforming Data Center Performance Through Automated Infrastructure Control.” The presenters were Rhonda Ascierto who is the Research Director of Data Centers and
The Right DCIM for your Digital Transformation
Data centers have been around for decades, but how they are managed has been an evolutionary process. Older data centers were managed with spreadsheets and basic workflow diagrams. This information, while helpful, was static and