Over two information-packed days, more than 50 complimentary sessions will explain how green IT can reduce costs, improve efficiency and support corporate responsibility objectives.
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Exclusive Q & A with David Kidney MP
At the end of Day One, David Kidney, Under-Secretary of State for the Department of Energy and Climate Change will deliver a unique address, engaging with Green IT Expo delegates in an exclusive Q & A session. Pat Tiernan, Executive Director of the Climate Savers Computing initiative, will chair the panel, which will include some of the key speakers from earlier in the day.
Morning Highlights:
The three faces of Green IT: Offender, facilitator and long-term necessity
Warren Wilson, Research Director, Datamonitor / Ovum |
Dirty ICT: what is it? And how do you clean up your act?
Catalina McGregor, Green ICT Delivery Unit, HM Government's CIO / CTO Council |
The next five years: Legislation, products and technology trends
Andy Lawrence, Research Director, The 451 Group |
The role of Green IT in the Government’s Low Carbon Transition Plan
Trewin Restorick, Director, Global Action Plan |
Virtualization & the Green IT agenda: The business and environmental benefits of datacentre consolidation
VMware |
Cloud backup & recovery: Securely using the cloud for the last 10 years
Iron Mountain Digital |
Worldwide certification: TCO’s contribution to Green IT
TCO Development |
A Convenient Truth: Cut carbon & costs, improve customer service & profits
Salisbury Virtual Contact Centre |
Inside story: Boosting performance in an energy-constrained environment
AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) |
2020 Vision: Green Innovation for you and the planet
Lenovo Group |
How going green can keep you out of the red
Fujitsu |
With additional sessions from 1E, Cisco, IBM, Sun / Bell Microsystems and more.
Afternoon Highlights:
Save energy. Save money. Save the environment
Darren Strange, head of environmental sustainability, Microsoft UK |
The bigger picture: WHY are we greening government ICT?
Chris Chant, CIO, London 2012 Olympics & Green ICT Portfolio Holder, HM Government’s CIO/CTO Council |
Bottomline benefits: Finding the ‘quick wins’ for short-term ROI
Chris Bullock, WWF’s Climate Savers Computing Initiative |
The Human Factor: Changing staff behaviour for the low-carbon economy
Ben Murray, Managing Director, Carbon Smart |
Green IT: Get ahead of your competitors with the Green IT qualification from BCS
BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT |
PLUS senior speakers from the European Commission, DEFRA, Microsoft, live videoconferencing case studies, a special industry debate and the second annual Green IT Expo Awards.
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