Reducing Desktop Power Consumption: How IT and Facilities Can Both Win
These days, organizations of all sizes are awash in a sea of green. As a result of growing environmental sensitivity, businesses are feeling pressure from activists, consumers and government at all levels to make their operations more eco-friendly, and marketing departments are doing their best to cash in on this situation. “Greenwashing”—the practice of hyping eco-friendly product features that are dubious at best—has become commonplace. | DOWNLOAD NOW | |||||
| Publisher: | Faronics | Published: | 12/01/2008 | Type: Length: Format: |  Whitepaper 5 pages |
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| Topics: | Infrastructure | ||||
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