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The Green IT Guide 🐥🐓

Hae-Jin McKenzie LIM 2023. 1. 9. 19:34

Ten Steps Toward Sustainable and Carbon-Neutral IT Infrastructure

Chapter 1:​Understanding Your Place on Planet Earth

  • What Is Climate Change and Why Does It Matter?​
  • The Benefits to Business
  • The Benefits to Individuals
  • Out with the Old?​
  • A Brief History of Computers and the Climate
  • Colossus and Enigma
  • ENIAC and ARPANET
  • Birth of the IBM PC
  • The First Data Centers and Supercomputers
  • Watt About Efficiency?​
  • Cleaning Up, Saving Money
  • Putting More RISC into PCs
  • big.​LITTLE
  • Looking to the Future
  • Right to Repair
  • What a Waste
  • Let’s Go WEEE
  • Banning Powerful Computers
  • Summary

Chapter 2:​ Knowing the Impact Your IT Systems Have

  • The Energy-Efficient House Refit
  • How Power Efficient Is Our IT Equipment Anyway?​
  • Let’s Get into the Maths
  • Standby for Action!
  • Getting Smart
  • Okay… Enough Already!
  • Noise and Heat
  • Using an Inverter
  • Power Usage of Cloud Service Providers
  • Why Where You Live in the World Affects Your Climate Impact
  • Summary

Chapter 3:​ Making Smarter Usage of Your IT Equipment

  • Computer on a Chip
  • How Old Is Old?​
  • OS Support Life Cycles vs.​ Hardware Life Cycles
  • Security Concerns
  • How Do You Choose New Hardware Devices?​
  • What Do You Use Your PC For?​
  • The Office Desktop
  • The Mobile Worker
  • The Power User
  • For Everything Else…
  • Upgrading and Repurposing Computers
  • How Hybrid Work Fits with Your PC Choices
  • Summary

Chapter 4:​ Appraising Cloud Services and Climate Change

  • Birth of the Data Center
  • Modern Data Center Infrastructure
  • Legal, Privacy, and Political Issues
  • Privacy and GDPR
  • Data Centers vs.​ Climate Change
  • Establishing the Climate Credentials of Cloud Providers
  • What Does Net-Zero Actually Mean?​
  • What About Carbon Offsetting?​
  • Microsoft Azure
  • Amazon Web Services
  • Google Cloud
  • Tencent
  • Oracle
  • IBM
  • Hardware and PC Companies
  • Other Cloud Service Providers
  • A Sustainable Future for Cloud Services
  • Summary

Chapter 5:​ Effectively Recycling and Repurposing IT Equipment

  • Right to Repair
  • A Note About Dumb Phones
  • Continuing to Use Older Hardware
  • Smartphones (and Some Tablets)
  • Desktop and Laptop Windows PCs
  • Linux on the Desktop
  • Repurposing Older Hardware
  • Reallocating the PCs
  • Selling Your IT Equipment
  • Donations to Schools and Charities
  • National and International Donation Schemes
  • Safely Recycling IT Equipment
  • The Future of International E-Waste Recycling
  • Summary

Chapter 6:​ Managing Power for Your Existing IT Systems

  • Managing Power Consumption in Microsoft Windows
  • A Note About Laptops and Chargers
  • Power Settings in Windows 10
  • Power Settings in Windows 11
  • Managing Power Consumption Using Group Policy
  • Managing Power Consumption with the Windows Command Line
  • Industrial Equipment Running on Windows
  • Windows Server Systems
  • Managing Power Consumption in MacOS
  • Managing Power Consumption on Mobile Devices
  • Power Management in iOS
  • It Hertz Your Battery to Be Too Fast
  • Managing Power Consumption on Android
  • The World Is Going Dark, and We Love It
  • Managing Power Usage for Hybrid Workers
  • Summary

Chapter 7:​ Establishing Policies and Procedures for IT Use

  • Never Make Assumptions
  • Start at the Beginning, but Don’t Dumb Down
  • Context Is King
  • Teaching Methodology
  • Never Use the Word “Understand”
  • Inspiring Your Workforce Through Your Actions
  • Make the Workforce Part of the Solution
  • Keep Everybody Involved
  • Inspiring the Workforce
  • Getting the Ball Rolling
  • Working with Local Communities
  • Locally Sourced
  • Plastics and Packaging
  • Summary

Chapter 8:​ Understanding the Interconnected World of Business and IT

  • The Interconnectedne​ss of the World
  • The Effect of Bitcoin
  • The Other Type of Mining
  • Older Processor Shortages
  • Pandemic Pressures
  • The Interconnectedne​ss of Business
  • Global Reach Is Not Equal to Global Presence
  • All Tech Is Run Out of the United States
  • The Interconnectedne​ss of Nations
  • The Dis-United Nations?​
  • The United Nations and Climate Change
  • Short-Term Political Interest vs.​ Business Sense
  • The Interconnectedne​ss of Climate Action
  • The Backbone, and Why You Have One
  • One Person Can Make a Difference
  • One Business Can Make a Difference
  • Mental Health and Well-Being
  • Bringing Everything Together
  • Summary

Chapter 9:​ Placing Your Environmental Policies in the Wider World

  • How Business Leaders Are Changing the World
  • The Projects Led by Business Leaders
  • The People Providing the Solutions Could Also Be Causing the Problems
  • How Big Is the Problem Caused by Businesses and the Rich?​
  • How Business Is Changing Post-Pandemic
  • How You and Your Business Fits into the Bigger Picture
  • Getting on the Right Side of Customers and Stakeholders
  • Is What We’re Doing Enough?​
  • Is This the Right Time to Be Announcing Anything?​
  • What Is the Right Way to Make the Announcement?​
  • Creating a Narrative
  • Considering the Things Outside of Your Control
  • Staying Agile and Keeping Plans Flexible
  • Summary

Chapter 10:​ Assessing Future Technologies

  • The Solar Effect
  • Being Generally Efficient
  • Leading the Charge
  • The Lithium-Sulfur Battery
  • The Seawater Battery
  • The Sand Battery
  • Graphene and Carbon Nanotubes
  • Graphene and the Environment
  • The Most Interesting Future Environmental Technologies
  • Coffee Power
  • Fighting Fire with Noise
  • Laboratory-Grown Meat and Dairy
  • I’m Not a Celebrity, Feed Me Insects!
  • The Carbon-Capture Tree
  • Kinetic Energy–Generating Flooring
  • Floating Farms
  • Solar Roof Tiles
  • Living Buildings
  • Thorium Reactors
  • Electricity Generation from Waste Water
  • Biofuels
  • Hydrogen Vehicles
  • So the Future’s Bright?​
  • What Can We Do Today?​
  • Government Help and Support
  • It’s a Marathon, Not a Sprint
  • Pulling Together
  • Closing Thoughts
  • Index

Mike Halsey a publié plus de 20 livres IT. Il est reconnu comme un Technique Expert, MVP (Microsoft Most Valuable Professional) depuis plus de 10 ans. 

 

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Ce livre permet d’initier à Green IT dans tous les aspects généraux. Pourtant, il offre des références sur chaque sujet. Il est utile personnellement et professionnellement. 

 

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