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Best Practices for Greening Your Data Center

By Konstantin Gorshkov on June 14, 2010 4 Comments A/C, air, air conditioning, baseline, benchmarking, budget, Carbon, CISSP, cloud computing, cold aisle, computing, conversion process, cooling, corporate average datacenter efficiency, costs, D.C., Data Center, Data center Efficiency, DCiE, different energy efficiency calculator, economizer, efficiency, energy, energy efficiency, energy savings calculator, energy usage, Five Strategies for Cutting Data Center Energy Costs Through Enhanced Cooling Efficiency, footprint, green IT.green computing, Green-IT, greening your data center, hot aisle, How to Benchmark Datacenter Energy Costs, HVAC, information technology, InfoWorld, IT application and storage solutions, konstantin-gorshkov, Matthew D. Sarrel, operational efficiency, passive, power management, power supplies, power usage, Power Usage Effectiveness, PUE, PUE/DCiE calculator, ROI, server utilization, server utilization percentage, server virtualization, temperature, The Green Grid, virtualization, virtualized IT solutions

Rising energy costs and a focus on Green IT mean that it is time to find ways of reducing energy consumption and cutting data center bills. There are several best practices that will help guide you towards a greener and more efficient data center solution. by Konstantin Gorshkov, Green Economy Post When it comes to […]

Green Marketing: What Works, What Doesn’t

By Sofia_Ribeiro on April 27, 2010 1 Comment budget, customers, direct marketing, employees, Environmental Leader, Founde, green company, Green Marketing, Green Marketing: What Works, green products, greener values, ingredients, intended use, internet, Kiwano Marketing, manufacturers, marketers, marketing message, marketing messages, media, Mobile, online marketing, outdoor, packaging, print, product pricing, radio, sales, sofia ribeiro, sustainability program, trackable media, TV

The Environmental Leader has recently released what is already one of the most relevant green marketing studies ever made. Green Marketing: What Works, What Doesn’t takes a critical look at green marketing and digs up eye-opening information such as the green marketing effects on product pricing, what media are most used in green marketing campaigns, and which of these are most effective.