News March 24, 2008

Does your Green IT initiative include a plan for recycling all your old computer equipment? It should, and it's easier than you think. A few months ago I wrote about options for getting rid of old computers piling up ...

By Deni Connor, Network World, 02/18/08

Cutting back on the amount of power a data center consumes isn't necessarily tricky, but it does require a holistic approach that considers the IT, cooling and power infrastructures.

By Joanne Cummings, Network World, 02/18/08

Get a grip on your IT power consumption with metrics and guidance from these data center experts

By Carolyn Duffy Marsan, Network World, 02/18/08

Two metrics are emerging as industry standards for measuring data center power consumption: Power Usage Effectiveness and Data Center Infrastructure Efficiency.

By Beth Schultz, Network World, 02/18/08

Undertake the basics and improve data-center power consumption

By Carolyn Duffy Marsan, Network World, 02/18/08

CRAC, DCiE, REC — and other cooling and powering terms that’ll get facilities managers to take you seriously

By Green Your Network on Wed, 05/23/2007 - 9:40am.

1. Define an environmental policy 2. Start measuring and analysing

By Carolyn Duffy Marsan, Network World, 12/03/07

1. Turn off excess air conditioning units You don't need to keep your computer room temperature below 68 degrees.

By Jim Turner, Network World, 08/02/07

Green may be fashionable, but it’s also a hard sell – unless you know this magic method to calculate ROI

By Denise Pappalardo, Network World, 05/10/07

From the datacenter to the mobile employee, eco-friendly products IT managers should consider

By Carolyn Duffy Marsan, Network World, 12/03/07

Photo voltaic arrays. Sod roofs. Reflective white membranes. These are some of the far-out techniques that architects are using to build the nation’s greenest data centers.

Feature  By Cara Garretson, Network World, 11/05/07

Companies don't need to build a whole new data center to begin saving on energy.

Technology Update  By Dan Crain, Network World, 12/04/07

Anyone responsible for managing a data center understands the increasing importance of power efficiency.

By Deni Connor, Network World, 06/27/07

Energy-efficient data center design includes exploiting cool outside air

By Jon Brodkin, NetworkWorld.com, 12/05/07

Data center operators will go to almost any lengths to avoid an overheated server.

Technology Update  By Jeff Zeigler, Network World, 12/13/07

With major OEMs arguing about who recycles the most electronics and with e-waste legislation on the rise across the world, green computing is a hot topic.