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Founder Jessica Vreeswijk was featured in a Victoria Times Colonist article 'A Greener Future Does Compute". To read the full article, visit the recent press page: http://www.terrabytesconsulting.com/rece
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Recent articles featuring Terrabytes Consulting. Please click the article title to open a PDF version. Times Colonist, "A Greener Future Does Compute", Nov 1, 2009 eChannel Line, "The business case for sustainable IT",
Terrabytes Consulting Green IT Tools (brought to you by Terrabytes) has launched their redesigned site. A FREE membership now offers a FREE Green IT Guide when you sign up. The guide details how IT departments can save money and lower their environmental impact. Sign up today! www.greenittools.com/memberships
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Basic membership is free. You will be armed with information and advice from leading green IT consultants. We pride ourselves on being 100% vendor neutral – meaning; we promote solutions, not specific providers.
With the click of a mouse you can now help protect endangered rainforests with the help of Forestle. This search engine with a conscious donates 90 per cent of its advertising revenue to the “Adopt an Acre” program of The Nature Conservancy. A ...
An old technology is getting a green facelift. Solid Ink is a Xerox printing technology, whereby solidified ink blocks are melted, producing high-quality print results with vibrant colour...
Victoria, BC – Information technology (IT) departments are often responsible for one fourth of a company’s energy consumption. Vi...
Blogs are an extremely effective way to receive the latest information about current initiatives, projects and news concerning green technology. Below, we’ve compiled our favourite green blogs. read more
Victoria, BC – Terrabytes is nominated for its commitment to helping organizations reduce their environmental impact. The company, a leading green IT consulting firm, is a finalist in the national CDN’s Channel Elite Awards ‘Best Green Solution’ category. read more
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Article from GreenerComputing, written by Terrabytes: "Five Things You Should Know About Green IT Baselines": http://www.greenercomputing.com/blog/200
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Whether you have a green IT program or you’re thinking about implementing one, a baseline of your current IT operations is critical to your success. Yet, many companies are skipping the assessment process.
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List of companies with most robust green IT programs: http://greeneconomypost.com/computingwor
ComputingWorld Announces List of Top Green-IT Departments and Green-IT Vendors | The Green Economy P
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ComputerWorld has showcased the achievements at 12 IT departments that are reducing power demands
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Our Green IT Guide is reviewed on Green Business.ca You can read it here: http://www.green-business.ca/Green-IT-Gu
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Green Business magazine is the leading information source for business executives building sustainable companies., As often as we talk about how much greening a company’s data centre can save energy and ...
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Our Communication Manager, Britt Burnham, offers her advice on avoiding greenwashing: http://issuu.com/victoriachamber/docs/ju
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Read Jessica's comments on Fairmont's green IT strategy. http://www.itworldcanada.com/a/News/c476
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The chain's new IT strategy proves green IT isn’t all about the data centre, says a green IT consultant
Each month, Terrabytes`s posts a Green IT Tip of the Month. To gain useful information to help you green your information technology, please click on tips from past months below. ...
ENERGY STAR has become a widely recognized label on home and office appliances and equipment. Here is a quick look at what it means. ENERGY STAR is a voluntary labeling program of the US Environmental Protection Agency and the US Department of Energy....
A new type of surge protector (aka, ‘power bar’) has an added, energy-saving feature. By plugging your computer in the surge protector’s master outlet, all your peripherals, such as monitors, speakers and printers, will be automatically turned off when you power down your computer. The c...
