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Going green: Small steps, big impact
Original webcast: April 7, 2011

The green movement focuses on four factors: clean energy, energy efficiency, environmentally friendly production, and the conservation and reduction of waste materials. Information technology offices at institutions can exercise great control in energy efficiency, to the benefit of not only the institution, but the surrounding community.

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In this timely webcast, Karli Grant, senior product manager for CampusVue at Campus Management, will discuss:

• Techniques in reducing and managing the demand for energy.
• Cost savings realized in replacing equipment with Energy-Star rated equivalents.
• Results of pilot programs at institutions incorporating green computing.
• Tips for educating your campus and office communities on the benefits of being green.
• Resources available to assist institutions in going green.

Who will benefit:
Presidents, CIOs and IT directors, sustainability officers, facilities managers and other executive team members concerned with sustainability and the institution's environmental footprint. Anyone may register.

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Speaker:

Karli Grant - Senior Product Manager, CampusVue, Campus Management