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RSS footprintsRemote working here to stay
News Pressure to shrink carbon footprints and attract and retain talented staff could see workforces becoming more distributed, said Quocirca. The megalithic corporate HQ which deforms the city skyline could be a thing of the... [13 Mar 2008]
Ericsson CEO hails mobile broadband 'breakthrough'
News Speaking in Barcelona on the opening day of the Mobile World Congress trade show, Svanberg said broadband benefits society in many ways - not least by the opportunities it opens up to reduce travel and shrink carbon... [11 Feb 2008]
The A to Z of green IT
News Businesses have been trying to cut their carbon footprints of late, with the likes of Tesco looking at cutting the carbon impact of its IT operations, pledging to halve carbon emissions from existing stores by 2020. [21 Nov 2007]
Dear silicon.com... MS vs open source, wi-fi risks, being green...
Comment Carbon footprints What's got silicon.com readers reaching for their keyboards this week? Reader Comments of the Week showcases how our users are responding to the latest tech news and views on the site. [18 Oct 2007]
Exploring the Future of Data Management
White Paper Driven by rapid growth of broadband Internet access, the proliferation of data devices, and the need to protect critical data through replication, the "Digital footprints" of everyday life are growing exponentially. [11 Sep 2007]
Sun touts energy-efficient data centre drive
News To accomplish the consolidation, Sun moved applications off 100 older Sun servers (Sun E4500, E6500 and others) with larger power and space footprints to 80 Sun Fire v240, v440 and v490 servers. Sun has become the latest... [22 Aug 2007]
Smart metering to shrink carbon footprints
News The UK government is relying on smart metering to play a key role in cutting the UK's carbon emissions, according to the energy minister. Smart meters enable the real-time transmission of energy readings to utilities companies so an... [06 Aug 2007]
Surprise bidder makes a play for iSoft
News Frank Gotthardt, CompuGroup's president and chief executive, said he was delighted at the iSoft board's recommendation and said the fit between the two companies was "strong with complementary geographic footprints and... [23 Jul 2007]
Tech chiefs put cost before green concerns
News Sumir Karayi, CEO of 1E, said given the ever-increasing focus on corporate carbon footprints, the findings indicate the need to raise awareness of IT power consumption issues. UK companies are failing to choose... [19 Jul 2007]
BBC flashes web 2.0 'badge'
News DaPonte said the tech would also start to recognise users' tastes as their online footprints expand, offering them even more appropriate content. The BBC has developed a prototype personalised content service for its... [02 May 2007]
Managing System z Mainframe SOA Environments - Strong IBM z/OS SOA Software Advances Key
White Paper In parallel, the strong market resurgence of the IBM System z mainframe, powered by its continuing transformation, and deeply superior, business value-generating attributes, has continued apace, expanding its large... [28 Apr 2007]
Poor data hinders corporate social responsibility drive
News Jeff Legg, head of IS at chemical company Scott Bader, said IT departments also have a role to play in contributing to CSR targets such as reducing carbon footprints and increasing energy efficiency across the company. [04 Apr 2007]
Leading Insurance Company Centralises IT Environment Using Superior Development Platform
White Paper With a large remote workforce and footprints across the country, the company's employees must communicate quickly and accurately. Allianz-Tiriac Asigurari is a market leading insurance organisation based in Bucharest,... [31 Mar 2007]
The killer app for M2M
Comment Companies could even tie carbon footprints into remuneration packages, rewarding individuals who reduce their carbon output. Not many are. What this wireless technology needs is a killer app. And Unwired's Richard... [22 Feb 2007]
Cops' print database is a shoe-in
News The database, which will launch next month and be rolled out across the country from March, will store imprints of thousands of types of shoes, as well as prints from suspects' footwear and footprints left at crime... [30 Jan 2007]
