The global DCIM market generated a revenue of $1.5 billion in 2020 and it is set to exhibit rapid expansion from 2020 to 2030 (forecast period), as per the estimates of the market research company, P&S Intelligence. The market is being driven by the burgeoning requirement for gaining end-to-end visibility to predict capacity management requirements, rising focus on improving energy efficiency and data center uptime, soaring need for a low carbon footprint and sustainability, and surging number of hyperscale data centers across the world.
Enterprises must plan their data center strategy in such a way that the systems never breakdown. Moreover, data center managers must make sure that their data center strategy can cope with the evolving needs of organizations. DCIM provides insights and visibility by monitoring several parameters, such as security uptime, network operations, and the performance of computers and data center servers, and addressing network issues when they arise.
Thus, DCIM assists organizations in improving their decision-making process and data center managers in improving the uptime of data centers. This will be because of the implementation of government policies aimed at facilitating data center construction, adoption of advanced technologies, such as the internet of things (IoT) and machine learning, and surge in the data center business in the region.
For example, the Indian government’s Data Center policy, which was released in 2020, intends to make India a global data center hub by encouraging investments in the sector, supporting the development of trusted hosting infrastructure in order to meet the escalating customer requirements, and ensuring the delivery of state-of-the-art services to citizens.
Thus, the demand for DCIM services will soar in the coming years, mainly because of the rising requirement for improving the uptime and efficiency of data centers, growing need for gaining end-to-end visibility to predict capacity management requirements, and mushrooming number of hyperscale data centers all over the world.
Enterprises must plan their data center strategy in such a way that the systems never breakdown. Moreover, data center managers must make sure that their data center strategy can cope with the evolving needs of organizations. DCIM provides insights and visibility by monitoring several parameters, such as security uptime, network operations, and the performance of computers and data center servers, and addressing network issues when they arise.
Thus, DCIM assists organizations in improving their decision-making process and data center managers in improving the uptime of data centers. This will be because of the implementation of government policies aimed at facilitating data center construction, adoption of advanced technologies, such as the internet of things (IoT) and machine learning, and surge in the data center business in the region.
For example, the Indian government’s Data Center policy, which was released in 2020, intends to make India a global data center hub by encouraging investments in the sector, supporting the development of trusted hosting infrastructure in order to meet the escalating customer requirements, and ensuring the delivery of state-of-the-art services to citizens.
Thus, the demand for DCIM services will soar in the coming years, mainly because of the rising requirement for improving the uptime and efficiency of data centers, growing need for gaining end-to-end visibility to predict capacity management requirements, and mushrooming number of hyperscale data centers all over the world.
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