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Business Design Centre, London
7th-8th May 2008
The leading event dedicated to Green IT issues, strategies
and solutions across the enterprise and public sector.
Senior IT & Business Speakers from
pioneering organisations including:
BT • Unilever • Tesco • The Met Office • Lloyds of London • The Highways Agency
The Cabinet Office • Barclays Capital • M.O.D • Transport for London
Hampshire County Council • E.ON • Leeds City Council • HMRC
plus
Strategic analyst perspectives from Forrester, The 451 Group & Aberdeen Group
Conference Co-Chairs & Keynote Speakers
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Attract and retain customers Be a cost-savings and sustainability hero for
According to reporting from Verdiem’s current customers, enterprises your organisation
can cut PC carbon emission by as much as 440 pounds per year Every year, enterprises waste nearly $4 billion (€2.5 bn) powering devices
per PC. For large enterprises, this can literally mean savings of that are not in use. Curb these expenses and the excess carbon
thousands of tons of carbon each year, simply by managing PC power emissions through the introduction of power management ideas and
Euan Davis Christopher Mines JP Rangaswami John Suffolk
consumption. you’ll become a hero for your organisation on both fronts: sustainability
Principal Analyst SVP Research CIO Government CIO
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and cost-savings. Forrester Research Forrester Research BT Transformational Government
Cabinet Office
Inspire employees
Employees feel a deep sense of pride working in organisations that 9
do their part for the environment. When your employees know their Lower exposure to energy prices For more information and to register visit: www.greenituk.com
computers are using less than half the power they used to, with no Energy sales are expected to grow 50 percent worldwide by 2030. By
impact on productivity, they’ll know they are personally helping to reducing the amount of power required to operate your business, you’ll
reduce the company’s carbon footprint. mitigate risk from factors well outside of your control.
First 50 registrations
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Improved reputation and brand value Energy-efficient IT is high performance IT
receive a FREE Nintendo DS & Brain Training package
According to the BBMG Conscious Consumer Report, the vast IT equipment can account for nine percent of all energy consumed
majority of Americans not only expect business leaders and marketers by businesses- the third-largest source of power for the commercial
Please register using code: EEX
to provide environmentally-friendly products, but they’re adamant that sector. Putting power management policies in place is the easiest way
*Applies to paying delegates only across Green IT 08 campaign. *Collect gift onsite at registration desk.
those “green friendly” claims are backed up with legitimate practices. to control power consumption across your network.
Investing in a strong sustainability program (which can be led with Green
IT) and communicating the value to your customers and stakeholders Green Leaders Strategic Research Provider
can do wonders for your reputation and brand.
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