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Enhanced version of nlyte Workflow system released |
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| Global DataCenter Management (GDCM), a provider of data centre software, has released nlyte Workflow version 2.1, an enhanced and upgraded version of the nlyte Workflow system v1.1, to help data centres overcome problems related to management of their physical capacities.
According to GDCM, staff at most data centres find it difficult to cope with and manage IT changes, overheating, power costs and usage levels. They also have problems maintaining the information necessary to predict the physical impact of implementations, consolidations and the retirement of IT assets.
Nlyte attempts to address the issue and helps data centres eliminate problems related to the management of their physical capacities, delaying capital expenses. It facilitates a reduction in the operational overheads that include power, cooling, space and human capital.
GDCM says that the application uses the configuration information provided by nlyte's physical and logical data centre, and facilitates the creation of a customisable workflow management process.
Several new components and features have been included in the new version, such as enhanced user login and permissions, data capture, form building and permission grants-based segmenting, list building and data binding, data driving reporting, sharing and maintaining secure files and new workflow activities (branch and loopback).
Robert Neave, the development director of GDCM, said: "This upgrade enables the customers to quickly modify their custom process without having to employ additional software development or professional services. The new release enhances the flexibility and extensibility of our workflow engine, giving our customers the ability to quickly build, modify and maintain comprehensive workflow processes and ITIL frameworks."
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