Modius OpenData vs Optinum Path VisualDataCenter comparison

Modius OpenData is a software platform designed to collect and normalize performance data from devices, (IT & Network equipment, Telco, wired & wireless sensors, IoT devices, etc.), software applications (BMS, CMDB, ITSM, ERP, etc.), and supporting building infrastructure (Power, Cooling, Security, etc.). This real-time data provides the foundation for making quicker and better operational decisions for the management of data centers, and other mission-critical facilities. This data can also be used to support applications based on the Internet of Things. OpenData's core functionality provides the following capabilities: Real-time data collection and normalization at the edge of the network (IoT) - Optional configurations for additional functionality (DCIM, Energy Management, Power Management, Event Management. Advanced Analytics) - Centralized, standard, highly-scalable database - Extensive library of data collection templates for devices, applications and infrastructure - And - Built-in reporting/analytics.

Optinum Path VisualDataCenter is vendor in the DCIM software space by the research analyst community. Its unified platform is designed to aggregate multiple sources of asset data, reduce data center operational expenses and improve system and application reliability by providing a broad set of features used across multiple roles within the data center environment. Visual Data Center combines data monitoring and management for facility, IT and security assets to provide a view of the facility and a centralized software solution to manage these groups of assets. With information collected from each device type and a repository assets in the model library, users can track usage, utilization, capacity limits and their power, space and cooling concerns.