ATEN, a provider of AV/IT connectivity and KVM solutions, is exhibiting their renowned 4K KVM over IP, Remote Management Solutions at the Data Center Dynamics (DCD) Convention being held in Bangalore today.
DCD, India’s leading data center and cloud infrastructure convention, hosts over 850+ senior attendees and over 30+ eminent industry speakers every year.
ATEN will be showcasing their full range of remote management and support solutions for use in any unmanned, widely distributed or limited-access facility that needs to be monitored such as unmanned server rooms and edge data centers containing mission-critical equipment, that are widely distributed in distant locations.
This year, the convention will focus on the inevitable growth of Webscale Datacenters in India covering a broad spectrum of topics like Digital Transformation and The Data Center Edge, Hybrid IT Strategy Execution, Smart Energy and Sustainable Infrastructure, and Modernization and Lifecycle Management.
“DCD convention is the ideal platform for us to connect with senior stakeholders from the Datacenter and Cloud community and to showcase our acclaimed 4K KVM over IP Remote Management Solutions. Such forum not only help us understand the industry’s requirements but also enables us to keep a track of the end user expectations”, said, Mike Chiang, Assistant Vice President – Sales Division I at ATEN, who will also be present for the event.
ATEN 4K KVM over IP solutions provides remote data center access from the communication control departments to servers, network switches, PDUs, and UPS and are specifically focused on IT environments that require a complete remote support solution, including BIOS-level KVM over IP access and power management along with secure and efficient data center management.
The company appointed RP tech India as its second national distributor in June this year. This appointment is a part of ATEN’s expansion plans, where it aims to penetrate deeper into the India markets with its world class products and solutions. ATEN plans to target tier 2 and 3 cities along with metros through this tie-up.