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Techno Footprint ICT Presentation 20081127
This is the presentation given at the Techno Footprint ICT event 2008 including the content from Peter James of SusteIT.
This presentation gives a brief overview of the energy problem, followed by an introduction of three mitigation approaches, the BCS data centre energy and cost modelling tool, the SusteIT research and footprintig approach and the EU Code of Conduct for Data Centre Operators.
Data Center Dynamics EU Code of Conduct presentation
Green IT Expo Data Centre Energy and Metrics 20081105
EU Code of Conduct for Data Centre operators CCITDG 2008
Data Centre Energy and Metrics 20081008
This is the presentation given by the DCSG secretary Liam Newcombe and the Ethics Forum chair Bob Harvey at the CCITDG in October 2008.
This presentation gives a brief overview of the energy problem facing data centre operators and then explores the per service accounting approach through understanding data centre metrics and power efficiency.
Presentation at Sustainable IT in Universities & Collegeshot!
OGF23 EU Code of Conduct Presentationhot!
OGF23 Energy Utilisation and Accounting Presentationhot!
DCSG Grid KTN Webinar 20080507hot!
This is the presentation given by the DCSG Secretary, Liam Newcombe in the Grid Computing Now Webinar on the 7th May 2008, "Energy Efficient Data Centres, Experience, Measurement and Models.
We recommend viewing the Webinar to see what Nic Barnes of Merrill Lynch has to say about the real world energy impacts of server and desktop virtualisation within their organisation as well as the other benefits of their program.
FST Data Centre Excellence April 2008hot!
This is the presentation on Data Centre Metrics given at the Financial Sector Technology Data Centre Excellence conference in April 2008.
This presentation gives an overview of the DCSG white paper on Data Centre Energy Efficiency metrics. This included where the Green Grid DCiE is effective, where it has issues and where it should not be used along with the DCSG Fixed and Proportional Overhead analysis metrics that provide the complimentary analysis and decision making metrics to the DCiE reporting metric.
