📅 - Ejasent (ejasent.com) announced yesterday the release of version 2.5 of MicroMeasure, its data center cost management software.
MicroMeasure allows enterprises to measure, report and allocate computing resources based on actual usage in the data center. This visibility enables the alignment of business objectives with IT requirements in the data center. The new version of MicroMeasure offers multi-platform support, running in HP, Solaris, Unix, NT, Win2K and Linux environments. Based in Mountain View, California, Ejasent is a developer of data center cost management applications.
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