5 Ways to Reduce Your Organization’s Energy Consumption
IT teams are often expected to support an organization’s environment, social, and governance (ESG) objectives and sustainability goals, says Isaac Sacolick.
"Looking at power-hungry legacy data centers and end-of-life infrastructure is an obvious first step in reducing energy consumption," he says.
This article looks at five areas of consideration to help you meet your organization’s goals, including:
- Measure energy utilization by application
- Upgrade power-heavy infrastructure
- Consider cloud options
Read more at InfoWorld.
01/11/2023
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