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The Inaugural GREEN
IT SUMMIT will take place on Thursday, April 22nd
2010 at the Croke Park Conference Centre, Dublin.
Ireland’s move to a low-carbon economy is well
underway - the country’s third carbon budget delivered a new
carbon levy, forming the cornerstone of the country’s transition
to a low carbon society.
The forthcoming Climate Change Bill will, for
the first time, commit Ireland to a new statutory obligation
to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 80% from 1990 levels.
IT can play a pivotal role in reducing carbon
emissions. Soaring energy prices have put the focus on Green
IT’s ability to deliver reductions in energy costs. There
is a growing awareness that Green IT can deliver significant
reductions in energy costs as well as enabling improved efficiencies
across the enterprise. In fact, cost reduction is the primary
driver for Green IT. Gartner is predicting that Green IT will
be one of the top 10 technologies that will be strategic for
most organisations in 2010.
The inaugural Green
IT Summit aims to show how adopting a Green IT
strategy in an organisation can unlock huge energy savings,
drive operational efficiencies, as well as make a major contribution
to the organisation’s CSR credentials.
Brought to you by iQuest
- in conjunction with ICT Ireland and the Irish
Software Association - the inaugural Green
IT Summit is a major conference focusing on how
and where you can make green IT deliver business value.
This gathering of experts and peers aims to
provide Irish businesses with an improved understanding of
how they can go green and save money along the way.
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