GREEN IT. Green IT defined  Also called green computing it describes the study and the using of computer resources in an efficient way.  Energy efficiency.

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GREEN IT

Green IT defined  Also called green computing it describes the study and the using of computer resources in an efficient way.  Energy efficiency  Proper recycling of equipment  Manufacturing

The Start  Environmental Protection Agency  Energy Star launch in 1992  Sleep Mode adoption

Design and Manufacturing  Manufacturing computers and components with minimal effect on the environment.  designing energy-efficient and environmentally sound components, computers, servers, cooling equipment, and data centers

Efficiency  reducing the energy consumption of computers and other information systems.  Energy consumption  Emissions

Proper Recycling of Equipment  Refurbishing and reusing old computers as well as properly disposing and recycling unwanted computers and other equipment.  E-waste

What’s being done  Intel  Iron Mountain  Aflac

Intel pinpoints thousands of unproductive servers  iSHARP (Interactive System Health and Resource Productivity)  Reduced server pool by 35%

Iron Mountain finds limestone a natural fit for data center efficiency  Room 48  Energy costs significantly lowered

Aflac pushes for paperless practices, yields productivity gains  reduced printer count by 34%  default to two-sided printing  technology from Secureprint