Walk the talk
01 April, 2010When ADC Krone talks the talk, it’s not just talking about quality and being environmentally responsible. It’s actually doing it and being able to demonstrate that it walks the talk, as Mike Hanahoe, director, Global Connectivity Solutions Asia-Pacific, explains.
Hyundai’s printing system makes eco-sense
25 February, 2010Throughout its 20 years in the Australian automotive market, Hyundai has continued to evolve itself and its market offering to reflect the company name, a Korean translation for ‘modern era’. It is a company that reflects the spirit of innovation fostered and celebrated since its inception.
Why green is green
02 February, 2010 by Andrew Goodlace*The business benefits of eco products can rival the environmental advantages. Here’s why - and what it means to product design teams.
IDC will report on green IT in Copenhagen
03 December, 2009IDC sizes the potential reduction in greenhouse gases from focused use of information and communication technologies with the results to be announced prior to the United Nations' COP15 Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen.
The Green IT Readiness Index
27 October, 2009Datacom remains an exception to the general rule when it comes to green IT.
Abigroup captures its emissions data with reporting system
08 September, 2009In search of a simple yet effective software system to improve effective capturing of emissions data, and driven by the added responsibility of reporting emissions under legislative requirements recently imposed under the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Regulations 2008, national contractor Abigroup has implemented Ndevr’s Greenhouse Emissions Reporting Solution.
Containerised data centre range
08 September, 2009Datapod and APC by Schneider Electric have launched the Datapod - a containerised data centre system range that is locally designed, developed and manufactured.
Green IT gains in current economic times
02 July, 2009According to a report just published by independent market analyst Datamonitor, the global economic recession may prove to be a significant upside to the market for green IT.
Eco-friendly switches
02 June, 2009 byThe DGS-1005D D-Link Green Switch is a 5-port gigabit desktop switch claimed to provide up to 73% reduced power consumption without sacrificing network performance when compared to other D-Link switches.
Recycling self-assessment tool
02 June, 2009 byAustralian e-cycling specialist Greenbox has launched a free self-assessment tool for businesses to help them rate their recycling programs.
AARNet announces $20,000 additional sponsorship of 2009 Eckermann-TJA Prize
02 June, 2009AARnet tips in a further $20,000 for the 2009 prize for papers on innovative use of broadband communications to support a sustainable environment.
Carbon emission reporting
16 April, 2009Cintellate is a software product that simplifies carbon emissions reporting for Australian businesses.
Synergy finds synergy cutting printing costs
13 April, 2009 byWestern Australian electricity retailer Synergy was established in 2006 when Western Power was disaggregated into separate electricity generation, electricity transmission and electricity retail organisations. While there is a contestable market for large electricity users, Synergy has an effective monopoly over electricity retail to small and medium enterprises and domestic users in South-West Western Australia.
Green IT is still a long way off
19 March, 2009Storage power measurement specification
30 January, 2009The Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) has put out its initial green storage power measurement specification which is designed to classify storage systems.
