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Implementing IT Power Management: Tips for Moving Forward in Your Organization


Join Climate Savers Computing and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ENERGY STAR program for a free webinar on how to implement computer power management in your organization. This event is the second in an annual webinar series about IT power management best practices.

Date: April 19, 2010

Time: 12:00 – 1:30 p.m. ET / 9:00 – 10:30 a.m. PT

Topics:
Speakers from ENERGY STAR, Climate Savers Computing Initiative and other green IT and energy efficiency leaders will present.

  • Computer power management basics, including the savings potential
  • Tips for engaging your IT colleagues
  • Free resources that can help overcome barriers to implementation

Who Should Attend:
  • Sustainability managers
  • Facilities managers
  • Energy managers
  • CFOs and financial managers
  • Energy service professionals
  • Other interested professionals

Agenda

  • Climate Savers Computing and ENERGY STAR Program Overviews
  • What is Power Management and Why Should You Care?
  • What´s New in Power Management
  • Case Studies
  • Resources and Tools


To register for this event, please complete the fields below and click Submit. Meeting space is limited so be sure to RSVP as soon as possible.

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Register now for this free session to get the information you need to begin deploying energy-efficient computing program models in your service territory.

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There are currently over 1 billion PCs in deployment globally and 2.25 billion expected by 2015.1

The average desktop PC in use today wastes nearly half the power it pulls from the wall.2

If all office computers and monitors in the United States were set to sleep when not being used, the country could save more than 44 billion kWh or $4 billion worth of electricity and avoid the greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to those of about 5 million cars each year.3

Speakers will include
representatives from:


Additional speakers
will be announced
before April 19, 2010.