carbon-friendly infrastructure
The
solutions and services that we have developed to address environmental
sustainability are based on our approach that green ICT strategies should be
treated as an extension to existing ICT best practice to decrease waste,
reduce cost, remove complexity, increase productivity and manage risk. For
example, the techniques for reducing a company’s emissions lead directly to
reductions in the electricity they consume, and hence produce overall
longer-term savings for the business. It is possible to be both an
environmental hero, and an economic one.
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Green ICT strategies should be treated
as an extension to existing ICT best practice.
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Dimension
Data’s Office Sustainability Services is a set of four
complementary service modules designed to help office-based organisations
build and execute their responses to climate change. The four key modules
making up the Services are: Accounting and Reporting; Stakeholder Engagement;
Opportunity Analysis; and Emissions Reduction.
Dimension
Data has grouped its sustainable solution offerings into four key areas. Each
of these solution offerings are aligned to existing IT solutions, addressing
existing ICT best practice, in addition to delivering a green benefit to our
clients:
Dimension Data’s Collaboration solutions and services provide organisations with the tools required to tackle staff travel, which has become a significant contributor to an organisation’s greenhouse gas emissions.
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Dimension Data’s Energy Efficiency solutions and services address IT infrastructure’s biggest contribution to greenhouse gas emissions: electricity consumption.
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Dimension Data’s Remote Access solutions and services allow organisations to provide staff with a more flexible and secure means to communicate and access corporate resources regardless of location. From an environmental perspective, remote access solutions can reduce staff travel and potentially reduce the number and size of office facilities required to operate.
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Virtualisation solutions and services address a range of factors that influence IT infrastructure’s contribution to greenhouse gas emissions: power consumption, utilisation of devices, the size and number of operating facilities, and e-waste.
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