IT is now a part of almost every aspect of life and the economy. Various industries are still in the early stages of adopting AI applications, but these will really take off in the coming years. The industrial sector is particularly active in the field of industrial AI, as these technologies not only speed up processes but also unveil new economic opportunities. All of this requires computing power. A lot of it. New IT infrastructure must grow rapidly. Existing data centres must be expanded. Rittal is making the path to this goal quicker and easier with a new online configurator.
The planning effort required for a data centre expansion is enormous. Data centres are complete systems in which racks, power, cooling, monitoring and security mechanisms are interlinked and must therefore be planned in relation to one another. The requirements in projects are becoming increasingly specific. Rittal now makes planning and designing easier for customers with the RiMatrix Data Center configurator, available online 24/7.
With just a few clicks, users can get a configuration that has all the essential elements of the RiMatrix platform, and it will meet their specific requirements. The intuitive tool allows you to quickly plan racks, power, cooling, monitoring and security mechanisms. Intelligent algorithms immediately check the selected configurations for feasibility. Using 3D imaging, customers can see a realistic visualisation of their individual solution, including a complete parts list. The tool also offers the option of requesting a quote directly.
“The new configurator is not intended to replace consulting. We will continue to draw on our experts’ many years of experience to provide our customers with reliable IT infrastructure,” says Carina Schmidt, Solution Sales IT at Rittal: “It’s about providing an additional service that allows customers to quickly obtain a plausible initial overview at any time.”
With one click, you can request a callback for advice, where you can get straight down to business. This is because the key data is already available thanks to online configuration.
You can find the configurator here.