Green Computing: Achieving energy-efficient IT through virtualization, consolidation, and low-power storage.

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Creating a Green IT Culture to Boost Energy Savings
CIOs play a key role in extending power-reduction efforts beyond the data center.

External Storage Offers Opportunities for Energy Savings
Organizations can find innovative ways to operate greener data centers and save money.

Blade Servers: Energy Savers for the New Data Center
The technology offers gains such as reduced costs for power and cooling. Just be ready to squeeze these functions into a more confined space.

The Economics of Energy-Efficient IT
Building a business case for green computing initiatives keeps key stakeholder interests top of mind.

Going Green? Don't Forget Software
CIOs shouldn't limit their focus to server and storage hardware when launching energy-efficiency programs.

Why CIOs Need to Support Green Initiatives
Energy-efficient IT can lead to cost savings and increased efficiencies — in addition to good corporate citizenship.


	The Greening of IT — Saving Resources Helps the Environment and Cuts Costs Virtualization, energy-efficient storage and multifunction devices all contribute to a more eco-friendly infrastructure. Here’s how your business can get greener and save money at the same time. Click here.


		IBM Software: A green strategy for your entire organization

		How to drive business efficiency with a green mind

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		White paper: Realizing the value of the green data center by integrating facilities and IT

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