eWeek - January 7, 2008

“ How can I keep up with EPA regu lations fordisposingmyoldelectronic s?”

“What can I do to make my data

center more energy-efficient?”

“Will adopting a green IT policy really help

reducemycompany”scarbonfootprint?”

“What are some ways my company can

gogreen withoutspendingalotofmoney?”

“Which department in my company should be responsible

for creating and enforcing green IT policies?”

Green IT

E nergy Efficient IT and the Bottom Line

GREEN IT

JANUARY 10, 2008

KEYNOTE:
”Greening the Data Center and Your
Company’s Bottom Line”
Neil Rasmussen, CTO, Vice President and
Co-Founder, American Power Conversion (APC)

FEATURED SPEAKERS:

• Betsy Boyd

Green IT Advocate, Align Communications, Align Communications

• John Shegerian

CEO, Electronic Recyclers Inc.

• Chris Adam

Director, NextPhase Services

• Randy Lewis

Founder, SoCal Computer Recyclers Inc.

HOT BUTTON PANELS:

• Becoming More Energy Efficient, Simply

• Taking Out the Trash: E-Waste

• Energy Waste: Whose Problem Is It?

For a growing number of companies, the term “Green IT” is more than a catch-phrase – it’s becoming a way of doing business. Not only does going green generate good public relations, it also can help a company dramatically reduce its energy consumption and infrastructure costs. And now as more vendors are embracing the concept, it’s now easier than ever for a company to go green.

But what are the true costs associated with becoming more eco-friendly? How much money can a company expect to save? And how does a company deal with the waste generated by moving to a greener footprint?