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Zahl Limbuwala, chair of the BCS Data Centre Specialist Group, assesses whether its greener for organisations to sweat their IT assets or dispose of them with more energy efficient models
Margaret Ross MBE, secretary/vice chair of the BCS’s GreenIT Specialist Group, explains how end-users can green their workspace
What areas should you consider when managing the reduction of carbon emissions, asks Ian Brooks of HP Enterprise Services
Margaret Ross MBE, secretary/vice chair of the British Computer Society’s GreenIT Specialist Group, demonstrates simple, every-day ways for end-users to green their workspace
The Green Grid looks at how organisations can demonstrate data centre energy efficiency
Simon Godfrey, director of business development and government relations at SAP, looks at how the public sector can achieve smart and quick carbon efficiency
Ian Valvona, 14-19 External Relations at the Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF), reflects on how a recent multimedia conference brought together headteachers and college principals the green way
Adrian Harding, policy advisor for the Environment Agency, explains how WEEE is achieving significant environmental benefit
The Green Grid takes a look at data centre metrics and what governments need to know about data centre energy efficiency
Jairo Rojas, director General of BASDA, the voice of the UK business software industry, assesses current trends in government initiatives and the impact for the software sector
The Green Grid looks at how public sector organisations can improve data centre energy efficiency in the public sector
Phil Andrews, data centre operations director at Cisco for European Markets, discusses how to reduce data centre power consumption and carbon emissions
The BASDA Green Charter gains momentum in the UK and Europe as more sign up and AFDEL adopts the Charter in France
A huge proportion of information and communication is now digital and all of that data needs a secure, reliable home. Paul Drummond of Kingston Communications looks at the server hosting options that are available for your organisation
Alex Adam of government advisory body Natural England, discusses the environmental role technology plays
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