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2008 review – Eco-efficient IT
In 2008, power monitoring and management, carbon analytics and increasing legislative pressure were among the standout issues in eco-efficient IT. We examine these and other topics in our annual review of the market.
MIS / Reviews / Previews, 3 Dec 2008
Andy Lawrence Fujitsu Siemens Computers develops its own eco-label – but why?
The company, shortly to become a 100% subsidiary of Fujitsu, has developed its own eco-labeling system for PCs and clients, with servers to follow. But with so many other labels, it's a curious move.
MIS / Market Development, 2 Dec 2008
Andy Lawrence UK carbon-trading system becomes law; details and timeline clarified
The first CO2-trading system for general businesses becomes law in the UK this month. Its framework partner and adviser, AEA Technology, has detailed timelines and implementation.
MIS / Market Development, 26 Nov 2008
Andy Lawrence GDCM finds datacenter efficiency success
The startup is one of a flurry of companies offering software to manage, and ultimately automate, parts of datacenter management, as demand increases for ways to speed up decision making and make better use of resources.
MIS / Impact Report, 21 Nov 2008
Andy Lawrence Eco-friendly VeryPC 'gives away' green servers to prove a point
Multi-award-winning VeryPC is spreading its eco-friendly computing message with a high-profile green server giveaway based on energy savings. How does it do it?
MIS / Market Development, 20 Nov 2008
Andy Lawrence CIO Agenda Disruptive Dialogues: Putting 'eco' on the CIO Agenda
Our autumn series of CIO Agenda Disruptive Dialogues has eco-efficiency as its overarching theme, and the 451 CIO members are currently debating its place and priority on the CIO agenda.
MIS / Spotlight, 19 Nov 2008
Janice McGinn Microsoft moves into carbon management
The company will shortly add a carbon management module to its Dynamics AX business applications suite. That suggests a rapidly maturing market for this software, and may worry some specialist suppliers.
MIS / Market Development, 19 Nov 2008
Andy Lawrence Direct current in the datacenter? Go with the flow, says Validus
Nobody disputes that direct-current power distribution in the datacenter can save some energy. But is it enough? The future of Validus depends on the answer.
MIS / Impact Report, 17 Nov 2008
Andy Lawrence ESS, Oracle's carbon management partner, seeks to move beyond its healthy niche
Software supplier Environmental Support Solutions is one of a band of companies approaching the carbon management software market from an environmental health and safety standpoint.
MIS / Impact Report, 13 Nov 2008
Lynley Oram HP leads eco-IT push with improved power capping and new servers
HP has introduced new server technologies that can not only cut energy use in the datacenter, but also enable customers to plan and cap energy consumption to defer spending on infrastructure.
MIS / Market Development, 10 Nov 2008
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