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Cisco Energy Management SuiteIntroduced by Network Interlinks Ltd
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Dramatic Growth in ICT Energy Management
Data Center Power
Constraints
Regulatory Requiremen
ts
Escalating EnergyPrices
CompetitivePressures
Corporate CitizenshipEnvironment
ICT represents 25% of Enterprise Energy Consumption – and is unmanaged
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Dramatic Growth in ICT Energy Management
Transportation
25%
Transportation
25%
Manufacturing50%
Manufacturing50%
Buildings25-50%
Buildings25-50%
Lighting11%
Lighting11%
Heating, Cooling,and Ventilation
58%
Heating, Cooling,and Ventilation
58%
IT Equipmen
t 25%
IT Equipmen
t 25%
Other 6%Other 6%
PCs, Laptops, and Monitors
31.5%
PCs, Laptops, and Monitors
31.5%
Enterprise and SMB
Communications 13.3%
Enterprise and SMB
Communications 13.3%
Printers 14.5%
Printers 14.5%
Servers 16.2%
Servers 16.2%
Wired Telecommunication
s11.1%
Wired Telecommunication
s11.1%
WirelessInfrastructure
7.3%
WirelessInfrastructure
7.3%
ConsumerCommunications
6.1%
ConsumerCommunications
6.1% Handheld Devices 0.5%
Handheld Devices 0.5%
Total Energy Consumption Enterprise Buildings IT Equipment
Sources: - BOMA 2006, EIA 2006, and AIA 2006- UK Energy Efficiency Best Practices Program; Energy Consumption Guide 19: Energy Use in Offices - Gartner Dataquest, Forecast of IT Hardware Energy Consumption, Worldwide, 2005-2012
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What is Cisco Energy Management?
On-premises and Cloud-based Software for IT Energy
Management
• Software to monitor and manage the energy consumption of any IP-connected device
�̶ The Network: Routing, Switching, Wireless Access Points
�̶ Distributed enterprise networks: PCs, Laptops, Macs, VoIP Phones, Printers
�̶ Data centers: Physical and Virtual Servers, Routers, Switches, Storage, PDUs etc.
�̶ Facilities: Integrate with facilities systems such as BMS to integrate data and provide event-based control
Energy Intelligence • Understand energy usage & wastage• Reduce the cost of running the ICT
network• Reduce carbon emissions & tax
exposure• Realise quick ROI & bottom line
savings
IT EnergyManagement
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How is Cisco Energy Management used?
Distributed Office Time to ValueData Center
• Make significant cost, energy & carbon savings through intelligent policies
• Identify energy waste
• Reduce operating expenses
• Comply with corporate sustainability and government mandates to reduce energy and carbon footprint
• Other UK customers seeing 30%+ reduction in their ICT Energy spend
• Gain visibility into energy consumption for all physical and virtual devices
• Improve capacity management with real energy measurement rather than relying on faceplate data
• Increase efficiency by identifying equipment to virtualize, retire, better manage, and increase in rack density
• Respond to energy events more quickly
100% visibilityAttractive
ROIMain Benefits Main BenefitsMain Benefits
• Agentless software
• No meters to deploy
• No configuration changes
• Use existing infrastructure
• < 12-month ROI typical
Visibility & Energy Savings
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Vendor Agnostic Approach
Core Switches
Storage
UPSs
CPUs
PDUsMainframes
Blade Servers
VirtualizedServers
Servers
Data Center
Gateways
Lighting
Access Control Systems
Video Cameras
CRAC
HVACFacilities (BMS etc.)
VoIP Phones
Laptops
Macs
Thin Clients
Access Points
Servers
Desktops
Printers
Campus
Routers Switches
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The Industry’s First Agentless Solution
Cisco Energy Management is becoming the platform for total management of ICT energy consumption
NO Software Agents NO Hardware Meters NO Network Changes
No CostlyRevision Mgmt.
No expensive hardware required
No costly Downtime
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How is Cisco Energy Management used?
Time-Based Data Center Location BasedEvent Based
Example: Example: Example: Example:
Power management of devices VoIP phones , PCs , printer servers, etc. based on work patterns
• Response to external triggers: Respond to energy events with policies
• Systems management: Integration with systems management tools and user-authentication events
• Smartphone location coupled with badge management app
• Access control triggers office environment to power on
• Data center infrastructure management
• Capacity management of power and device lifecycle in data centers
• Ties physical to logical environment
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Intuitive Online Dashboard
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Case Study: Glasgow City Council
Glasgow City Council have 700+ buildings. EMS is running in 29 of them and has already saved on total energy usage.The solution is now embedded across the entire 239 school estate, managing the19,000 devices, since December 2014.
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Case Study: Data Center
Challenge
Operator needed to gain efficiency in its global data centers Environment
Four data centers across the U.S. and U.K. containing servers, video teleconferencing equipment, UPSs, PDUs, switches and routers, and CRAC and CRAH and other standard data center equipment
Results
• Deployed in less than 1 hour and provided visibility into data center energy metrics
Baseline Savings
Projected 5-year results of �̶ US $320,000 savings�̶ 725 MWh reduction�̶ 335 tons of carbon emissions reduction
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Questions & Next Steps
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