Industry analyst quotes

“Romonet is the only product Forrester is aware of that can model the costs of complex software service extending the data center infrastructure including models of its performance and power consumption”.

Richard Fichera, Vice President, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research Inc. [Market Overview: Data Center Infrastructure Management Solutions, March 29, 2012]

“As the data center industry increasingly seeks to reduce facility and IT costs and complexity, Romonet will become a leading provider of predictive modeling solutions with its powerful mathematical computation engine and computer-aided simulation tools that analyze past, current, and future data center performance and costs”.

Rhonda Ascierto, Senior Analyst, Energy & Sustainability at Ovum. [Ovum – On the radar report – Romonet, March 2012]

“Today’s data centers are far more dynamic – and far more important to a business – than they have ever been. Future planning can no longer be based on just best practices, linear analysis and predications. Tooling needs to be available that not only allows for the data center environment to be modelled, for 'what if' changes to be planned and impacts predicted, but also for the tools to provide data in a manner where the business can see what such changes mean to it, and what the cost and risk implications are. Romonet are showing the markets how to do this through its Romonet Software Suite.”

Clive Longbottom, Head of Research and Service Director for Business Processes Facilitation - November 2011

"Spiraling energy costs, IT capacity issues and the requirement to optimize cost structures are driving the need to better understand, plan and forecast data center energy efficiency and life-time operating costs. We see Romonet’s software suite setting new standards in the predictive modeling of data center operational performance, IT accountability and TCO.”

Chris Ingle, Associate Vice President, Consulting, IDC - November 2011

"Romonet Software Suite provides datacenter managers with highly accurate information on their datacenter's performance for use in predictive modeling, commissioning and capacity planning. IDC recommends gathering this type of information on datacenter key performance indicators to prolong the life of the datacenter, gain IT and facilities efficiencies, save money and, most importantly, prevent downtime.”

Katie Broderick, Senior Research Analyst, Servers and Datacenters at IDC - June 2011

“Rising energy costs and capacity issues, and the emergence of cloud services, are driving the need to better understand and manage diverse data center cost scenarios. Part of the challenge has been to accurately predict the cost of IT services. We see predictive modeling tools as a significant step forward in providing insight into reducing data center operational costs.”

Rhonda Ascierto, Senior Analyst, Energy & Sustainability at Ovum - November 2010