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ITRS Capacity Planner vs Sunbird dcTrack

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FactITRS Capacity PlannerSunbird dcTrack
DeploymentITRS describes Capacity Planner as a SaaS platform for planning and managing capacity.Sunbird states the software is available as a hosted SaaS offer and also describes an on-premises virtual server deployment.
HeadquartersLondon, England, United KingdomSunbird Software, Inc. lists its address as 30 Knightsbridge Road, Suite 620, Piscataway, New Jersey 08854.
PurposeITRS Capacity Planner provides predictive and prescriptive analytics to assess future IT infrastructure capacity and model the impact of business or infrastructure changes on application performance.dcTrack is DCIM Operations software for asset, capacity, and change management in data centers.
SecurityITRS says Capacity Planner is covered by its ISO 27001 accreditation, annual external audits, access restrictions, and regular independent penetration tests.Sunbird lists role-based granular permissions and audit logs among dcTrack features.
SupportITRS support is available to clients with an active maintenance or subscription agreement, and weekend and public-holiday phone support is limited to Premium Service subscribers.Maintenance customers receive support portal access for tickets, chat or phone support, releases, security updates, documentation, forums, and online training.

ITRS Capacity Planner plans

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Sunbird dcTrack plans

  • dcTrack DCIM Operations$19.50 a month

Pick ITRS Capacity Planner if…

Capacity Planner suits organizations planning capacity across physical, virtual and cloud infrastructure, especially those needing scenario modelling or cloud-cost insight. Its quickstart material is intended for users whose organization already has a project set up.

Pick Sunbird dcTrack if…

dcTrack suits data center teams that need to manage infrastructure assets, capacity, and changes. Its deployment options and integrations may suit organizations with existing data center systems.

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