The IEEE IT Professional magazine has called for Australians to contribute papers on Green IT, to be published in early 2011.
- Key environmental impacts arising from IT
- Ways to make IT environmentally sound
- Server and application virtualization
- Green computing and green data centers
- Environmentally friendly IT asset disposal
- Assessments of the effectiveness of green IT initiatives
- Environmentally friendly total life-cycle management of IT
- Using IT to support environmental initiatives through modeling, simulation, and decision support tools
- Innovative ways of creating green awareness using IT
- Green standards and regulations
- Governments' roles in fostering and enforcing green IT initiatives
- Users' and IT industry's attitude toward green IT
- Green strategies, policies, and procedures
- Benefits of, and barriers to, adopting greener IT practices
Full paper guidelines can be found on the IEEE IT Professional website.
For further information contact:
San Murugesan, University of Western Sydney & BRITE Professional Services, Australia, san1@internode.net
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