Cable and asset documentation often lives in spreadsheets, old diagrams and the heads of a few colleagues. When something fails, troubleshooting takes longer than it should. When changes are made, the risk is hard to judge. Sound familiar? Then this challenge is for you.
Here's the idea: you get 60 days to build a digital twin of your data center. Every rack, cable and port is documented and connected in one place. No more guesswork, and no more "let me check the spreadsheet… the other spreadsheet… the one Kevin made in 2019."
The challenge starts with a live webinar. We introduce you to PATCH MANAGER and show how it solves these problems. After a full product demo, we build a basic infrastructure step by step, from the building and rooms to racks, devices and connections.
Register for the webinar. Grab your seat for the live kick-off on October 1.
Claim your test environment right away. As soon as you've registered, claim your own PATCH MANAGER test environment. There are only 60 spots, and once they're gone, they're gone. Don't wait.
Join the kick-off webinar. Guido Huisman & Dan Hammant start the challenge live and show you how to get the most out of your environment.
Build and save. Use the 60 days to build your data center digital twin. On top of that, you'll lock in an exclusive discount that stays valid until December 31, 2026.
End-to-end connection tracing that speeds up troubleshooting during outages: find the root cause in minutes, not hours
A digital twin of your infrastructure as a single source of truth, instead of scattered tribal knowledge
Visual work orders that make infrastructure changes safer and compliance audits easier
Your own PATCH MANAGER test environment for 60 days (only 60 spots available, so claim yours right after registering)
20% off the first 12 months of a PATCH MANAGER subscription ordered by December 31, 2026
Tips and support from our experts throughout the challenge
Introduction: common challenges in physical infrastructure management
Live demo of PATCH MANAGER
Walkthrough: building a basic infrastructure step by step
Q&A (10–15 min): bring your trickiest cabling questions