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Symantec need to stop hiding their Green light under a bushel

Symantec need to stop hiding their Green light under a bushel

By Tom Raftery on October 6, 2010

I attended Symantec’s Vision 2010 event in Barcelona yesterday and I found it to be hugely frustrating! Symantec are one of the world’s largest computer security companies with 31,000 customers, 18,400 employees (PDF), and revenue in 2009 of $6.2 billion. At yesterday’s Vision event however, they missed lots of great opportunities to talk up their […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged arvision, data deduplication, dynamic storage tiering, green it, Storage, Sustainability, Symantec | 1 Response

My “Green IT – driving efficiency, sustainability and enabling efficient working practices” presentation

My “Green IT – driving efficiency, sustainability and enabling efficient working practices” presentation

By Tom Raftery on April 23, 2010

Green IT – driving efficiency, sustainability and enabling efficient working practices Conference organising company iQuest contacted me last year to ask me to deliver a keynote presentation at their Green IT Summit. The event took place in Dublin yesterday and my keynote talk entitled “Green IT – driving efficiency, sustainability and enabling efficient working practices” […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged efficiency, efficient work practices, energy star, Granular Resource Economics, green, green it, green it summit, green procurement, Green technologies, pc power management, smart grids, Sustainability, telepresence, teleworking, virtualisation, virtualization

Greenpeace: Cloud, Consumption & Climate Change

Greenpeace: Cloud, Consumption & Climate Change

By Sadagopan on March 31, 2010

Greenpeace has now turned its attention to cloud computing, its impact on the energy consumption and the resultant influence on the environment. A somewhat loosely compiled report takes a shot at the various cloud initiatives of the consumer tech major…

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Clean Energy, Cloud Computing, green it | 5 Responses

November chat with IBM’s Rich Lechner

November chat with IBM’s Rich Lechner

By Tom Raftery on November 13, 2009

Rich Lechner is IBM’s VP of Energy and Environment.
He is a regular interviewee here where we discuss various matters related to energy and environment. This interview was recorded while I was at the SAP TechEd 2009 event in Vienna in a crowded interview room so I apologise in advance for the poorer than normal audio […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Energy, energy and environment, green it, green it for dummies, ibm, rich lechner, sap, SAP TechED, Solution Architecture For Energy and Utilities Framework, Video

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