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EDISON, NJ -- (Marketwire) -- 01/18/13 -- Demonstrating its thought leadership and industry expertise in Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM), FieldView Solutions today announced a Webinar focusing on power savings and energy efficiency in today's data center. Led by EMA Research Director Steve Brasen, the complimentary event details how companies are able to minimize data center cooling costs while revealing results from an in-depth research project with ten detailed case studies. The Webinar is being held on Thursday, January 24th at 11 AM PST/2 PM EST. To register please visit: http://research.enterprisemanagement.com/fieldview-solutions-quantifying-data-center-efficiency-webinar.html.

Entitled, "Data Center Efficiency: See How You Compare," the Webinar reveals the complex challenges facing data center managers today. In addition, EMA will underscore results from its independent research, focusing on real-world scenarios for minimizing cooling costs via adoption of data center efficiency solutions. Attendees will also learn how to achieve broader energy efficiency, cut power costs through reduced cooling methods, and streamline overall data management processes.

"Facilities managers and IT personnel are striving to find new methods to optimize their data centers as the amount of information being processed continues to rapidly grow," said FieldView Solutions CMO Sev Onyshkevych. "This Webinar hits these challenges head-on, by offering a resource for attendees to gauge energy efficiency levels against their peers as well as gain valuable insight on proven methods for optimizing the data center."

Simply put: minimizing cooling costs reduces energy consumption -- less cooling equals less power. Brasen and Onyshkevych will detail how to effectively achieve optimal cooling temperatures without jeopardizing the data center as well as additional topics including:

• Minimizing cooling costs via thermal management
  
  
• Maximizing revenues from co-location
  
  
• Streamlining data center management with full visibility
  
  
• Identifying functionality necessary for infrastructure management
  
  

FieldView is a vendor-neutral DCIM platform with the ability to pull data from disparate systems -- and then present it in a unified, easy-to-read dashboard, monitoring and managing multiple data centers globally from a single console. With a powerful real-time data collection and database engine, the solution is able to handle massive amounts of data, including many of the world's largest data centers -- accurately determining current and future trends. FieldView is 100 percent browser-based and accessible from anywhere at any time.

For additional information, please contact FieldView Solutions at (732) 395-6920 or via email at info@fieldviewsolutions.com. For DCIM industry insight, follow FieldView Solutions on their blog, Twitter, YouTube, Google+, or join FieldView DCIM Professionals on LinkedIn.

About FieldView Solutions
FieldView Solutions provides managers of today's complex, mission-critical data centers and Co-Lo facilities with browser-based, scalable software tools that deliver a real-time view into all aspects of data center infrastructure management (DCIM). The company's flagship product, FieldView, has helped data center IT and facilities operations professionals in many of the largest data centers including nine of the largest Co-Lo facilities in the U.S., Europe and Asia since 2006. The FieldView Solutions team is comprised of industry professionals with demonstrated experience in both the design and operation of data centers and the development of technology platforms that service them. FieldView Solutions meets the needs of a broad range of users, up to the largest-scale global corporate clients. For more information, visit www.fieldviewsolutions.com.

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