Small Companies See BIG Returns on Investments with With Green Energy
Recent economy troubles have put an ever increasing focus on cost savings, efficiency and generally bringing down the costs associated with running a company. That said, it isn’t always easy to know where to begin in moving towards a greener office and more efficient operations. So, how can businesses demonstrate good corporate citizenship to their customers, employees, and the communities?
You may know a bit about green energy, but you might not be aware of all the ways your company can live "green." Green energy can be used very easily and can be readily implemented into all areas of your business. From office costs to data center efficiency, investing in Green energy has massive potential for savings.
A broad range of technology improvements and best practices are readily available. Every year more and more companies adopt procedures for saving money and costs through "greening". Incentive based programs are more and more popular as managers look to reward employees by helping to bring costs down.
Being "Green" means more than just turning off the lights when no one is in the office. It also means utilizing services and software that are specially designed to monitor and manipulate energy use. In offices with data centers not only is it important to use the right equipment, it's critical to implement the necessary software to ensure optimal use of that equipment. Software like the DCiM suite from Rackwise whose industry leading asset and resource management software makes it easy to plan and implement the most efficient data center for a company's needs. [Guy Archbold quote]
You may know a bit about green energy, but you might not be aware of all the ways your company can live "green." Green energy can be used very easily and can be readily implemented into all areas of your business. From office costs to data center efficiency, investing in Green energy has massive potential for savings.
A broad range of technology improvements and best practices are readily available. Every year more and more companies adopt procedures for saving money and costs through "greening". Incentive based programs are more and more popular as managers look to reward employees by helping to bring costs down.
Being "Green" means more than just turning off the lights when no one is in the office. It also means utilizing services and software that are specially designed to monitor and manipulate energy use. In offices with data centers not only is it important to use the right equipment, it's critical to implement the necessary software to ensure optimal use of that equipment. Software like the DCiM suite from Rackwise whose industry leading asset and resource management software makes it easy to plan and implement the most efficient data center for a company's needs. [Guy Archbold quote]