Tired of hearing objections to implementing a PC power management solution?  We have put together some of the most popular objections we hear and the answers you need to debunk the myths. 

Top 4 Objections to PC power management that cost organizations money and energy

This week’s Green IT Roundup features:  The reluctance of UK organizations to develop and implement Green IT policies, the British government launches two new initiatives to help the public sector and local communities to reduce their carbon emissions and energy costs, Facebook’s commitment to Green energy, TechNavio releases its PC and Server Management Software Market 2010-2014 report, and University College Cork earning g the World’s first ISO 50001 Certification.

Do you think implementing a PC power management solution will keep you up at night?  As you probably know, centralizing power management will help your organization save money by reducing its energy usage, but you may be nervous about the impact on your end-users, your IT staff and your network.  Don’t worry, we have addressed those concerns — enabling you to save your organization money, while keeping your network secure and allowing you to get a great night's sleep.<

This week’s Green IT Roundup highlights: IT workers need to develop Green IT job skills, 5 Things your organization needs to include in their Sustainability budget, and Telehouse, a data center company, utilizing 100% renewable energy to power their London location.

This week’s Green IT Roundup includes: A new, creative way to heat your home — utilizing “data furnaces”, a Startup that’s using large amounts of data to help building owners and property managers make accurate, efficient decisions on how to make their buildings more energy efficient, sustainability executives plans for 2012, and the simple initiatives implement by Kaiser Permanente — that every organization can implement.

This week’s Green IT Roundup features: Green IT Certification and its impact on IT budgets, Utility providers and U.S. tax breaks make PC power management a no-brainer, The growth of the Global PC and Server Power Management Software market, Debunks 5 myths about Sustainability Executives, and Green building owners are receiving assistance in tracking their building performance. 

This week’s Green IT Roundup explores:  the greenest consumer electronics companies, a community college that’s bring sustainability into the classroom, how green is cloud computing, and how financial management is driving an organization’s sustainability plan.

This week’s Green IT Roundup highlights: The growth of the energy management and services industry, Ways to “Green IT”, Serious Energy’s new program that assists building owners cover the cost of installing energy efficient equipment, Complete list of the UK government’s green ICT commitments and actions, and How gamification will advance sustainability initiatives.

This week’s Green IT Roundup features:  The top 12 Green IT organizations, KPMG goal to reduce its carbon footprint by 25%, United Kingdom’s government highlights its ICT plan to become greener, Facebook decision to build a green datacenter in Sweden, Apple’s plan to build a solar farm for its data center and Employees knowledge pays off big for the Joie de Vivre hotels.

This week’s round-up highlights: Google wants us to believe that bigger is greener , Facebook’s new app will help you live a greener life , Top 10 ways your IT department can go green, rising energy costs boost PC power management, and a standard method to measure storage power and efficiency to improve energy efficiency.