# CommScope: Automated infrastructure management fact file

> Primary manufacturer explanation of one AIM implementation with intelligent panels, controllers and management software. Supports the distinction between connection observations and general inventory; capabilities must be qualified for the selected system.

Canonical page: https://datacenterlabeling.com/references/s45

Original source: [CommScope: Automated infrastructure management fact file](https://www.commscope.com/insights/the-enterprise-source/automated-infrastructure-management-aim-the-fact-file/)

## Scope of this source

Primary manufacturer explanation of one AIM implementation with intelligent panels, controllers and management software. Supports the distinction between connection observations and general inventory; capabilities must be qualified for the selected system.



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