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aldibi
post Jun 30 2009, 08:22 PM
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open4energy is an open source Green IT solutions company

One of the most significant areas of energy waste is in the small business sector. We use old inefficient servers which would best be shut down. In addition to offering reduced operations costs, reliable service and access to the openX market advertisers, openX hosted is an excellent example of a cloud computing solution we can use to save energy.

We are writing a paper on how small business can/must contribute to the worlds demand side energy solutions. If you have any data or thoughts on saving energy with openX hosted please can you share it with us all.

There are 27 million small businesses in the US. This is our opportunity to demonstrate that we do not require expensive new hardware, or complex technology to be more energy efficient - we can make a big difference by using the energy efficient options available to us today.

For additional information see http://open4energy.com
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raju
post Sep 2 2009, 09:32 PM
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open4energy is an open source Green IT solutions company

One of the most significant areas of energy waste is in the small business sector. We use old inefficient servers which would best be shut down. In addition to offering reduced operations costs, reliable service and access to the openX market advertisers, openX hosted is an excellent example of a cloud computing solution we can use to save energy.

We are writing a paper on how small business can/must contribute to the worlds demand side energy solutions. If you have any data or thoughts on saving energy with openX hosted please can you share it with us all.

There are 27 million small businesses in the US. This is our opportunity to demonstrate that we do not require expensive new hardware, or complex technology to be more energy efficient - we can make a big difference by using the energy efficient options available to us today.

For additional information see http://open4energy.com


I just checked out the site and it has got some very good advice on it.

Thanks
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