Objective:
To educate corporate IT professionals and business strategists about the environmental impact of their IT infrastructure, the business benefits of developing greener IT strategies and the role of new technologies in reducing corporate carbon emissions.
Confirmed keynote speakers for November include industry thought-leaders such as:
- Chris Mines, Forrester Research
- Nigel Montgomery, Research Director, AMR Research
- Chris Chant, CIO, Department for the Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
- Kevin O’Donovan, Intel / Climate Savers Computing Initiative
- Steve Bowden, Chief Technology Officer - Green Computing, IBM
- Shaun McCarthy, Director, Action Sustainability
- Ben Murray, Managing Director, Carbon Smart
- Miriam Kennet, Director, Green Economics Institute
In just one or two days at Green IT Expo 2008, you can create your own bespoke agenda from a free programme of thought-provoking keynotes, practical seminars and open discussions - focusing on the areas of highest priority for your own organisation:
This comprehensive educational programme will deliver practical, down-to-earth advice on assessing, formulating and implementing greener IT strategies, with a constant focus on the short, medium and long-term benefits for your bottom-line.
“The adoption of key re-engineering efforts can result in reduced energy consumption, significant efficiency benefits and lower overheads.”
Source - Butler Group / Datamonitor (September 2007)
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