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  • Go for green

    Due to rising electricity costs and green legislation, green IT is no longer just a boardroom discussion but a reality for many European businesses. CW Europe looks at how to reduce running costs in the datacentre... E-Zine   |   ComputerWeekly.com

  • Save money, go green with AP automation

    According to the American Productivity & Quality Center's Open Standards Benchmarking database, the average large company's accounts payable function is drowning in paper. About 80% of invoices from suppliers arrive in paper form. This... News   |   searchFinancialApplications.com

  • Sustainability technology solutions: Green ERP, building modeling

    Solution providers interested in sustainability technology are finding good potential around green ERP products and business modeling consulting. Feature   |   SearchITChannel.com

  • Green Grid highlights crucial role of datacentre facility operator

    Datacentre facility operators should be involved right from the start of the datacentre development process.

    Traditionally, datacentre operators are brought in at a later stage of a datacentre’s lifecycle, but to optimise datacentre efficiency   |   ComputerWeekly.com

  • Go green or go home: Green cloud computing guide for service providers

    High-energy consumption leads to lower profits and irreversible environmental damage. This green cloud computing guide can help providers avoid both. guide   |   searchCloudProvider.com

  • Exchange 2013 CU1 gives green light to coexistence, migrations

    IT pros can finally migrate from Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010 to Exchange Server 2013 with the release of cumulative update 1.

    It was originally thought that only... News   |   SearchExchange.com

  • Five Minute Interview: Mike Green, Nexenta

    MicroScope turns its spotlight on Mike Green, regional sales manager for the UK and Nordics at storage specialist Nexenta Feature   |   MicroscopeUK

  • Cheap energy and green credentials lure business to Iceland datacentres

    As growing numbers of European businesses look to reduce their carbon footprint, many are turning to Iceland to build datacentres and make use of cheaper energy and natural cooling resources to improve their green credentials.

    “A fifth of... News   |   ComputerWeekly.com

  • Verne Global expands green datacentre footprint in Iceland

    Verne Global, a wholesale supplier of datacentre space, plans to expand its facility in Keflavik, Iceland, with 500m2 of UK-made modular datacentres to meet growing demand for storage.

    The facility will not use water cooling or... News   |   ComputerWeekly.com

  • Configure datacentres with green tech to save costs

    The current driver for green technology is to save money through optimising energy use, rather than a desire to be seen to be green. Feature   |   ComputerWeekly.com

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