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Seminar - The benefits of green-IT governance
In a world where climate change is becoming a key concern, IT departments are feeling the pressure to organize themselves in a more environmentally friendly fashion and to re-think the way ICT is managed and governed.
This course aims to create more than awareness amongst managers and employees on Green-IT and Green-IT governance; and introduces them into the various elements that every green organization nowadays has to consider.
Description
The objective of this course is to create a decent understanding amongst managers and employees on Green-IT and Green-IT governance. We introduce them into the various elements that every green organization nowadays has to consider, as well as the benefits of implementing Green-IT.
Green-IT governance is broader than ICT alone. That is, effectively implementing Green-IT encompasses many non-IT related topics such as corporate social responsibility, corporate policies around work at home, alignment with the business strategy, etc.
The last part of the course, gives a short introduction to the Code of Conduct on Data Center Efficiency.
The course will help companies and its employees to become more environmentally conscious. It provides a basis for implementing measures that allows a company to reduce their energy bill and contribute to a positive, green corporate image.
Objectives
Students completing this course will be able to:
- Get the big picture on CO2 emissions, waste and environmental management,
- Understand what role IT plays in affecting the environment,
- Understand the various concepts of Green-IT,
- Understand the benefits implementing a Green-IT governance,
- Introduce best practices to using energy and managing IT efficiently,
- Understand how both the company and individuals can contribute to a greener environment,
- Select the adequate tools and methods to optimize and monitor their ICT infrastructure,
- Understand where Energy is consumed in a Data Center,
- Decide if their company should join the Code of Conduct on Data Center Effeciency
Audience
- Strategy Planners, Auditors, Quality Managers, Risk Managers,
- Top Executives and Managers (Business, IT and Facilities),
- Program, Portfolio or Project Managers, Change Managers,
- Green IT Ambassadors, IT governance consultants,
- Human Resources Managers.
Content
The course contains the following topics:
- Global Environmental Situation
- Impact of the IT on the environment
- What is an Organization commitment to a greener environment?
- How can the different stakeholders participate?
- What is Green-IT?
- How can Green-IT help in reducing negative impact?
- How to efficiently implement a Green-IT Governance project?
- • Perform a Green-IT Quick scan,
- • Formulation of best practices,
- • Definition of a Green-IT roadmap,
- • Definition and implementation of green key performance indicators (gkpi's),
- • Setup of training and awareness program,
- • Implementation of a Green-IT roadmap,
- • Periodic (re)assessments.
- What are the benefits of a Green-IT Governance project?
- Introduction about the EU Code of Conduct on Data Center Efficiency
- • Understanding of Energy demand within data center
- • Efficiency metrics : DciE, PUE, IT productivity metric, ...
- • Energy efficient best practices
- • Need of coordination
Course material
The course material provided includes all presentation materials, notes and additional handouts. The different topics will be supported by the latest information available; real cases will be discussed.
Speaker
Corné de Graaf is senior manager at Adjugo and is specialized in IT governance, IT process improvement and Green-IT. Prior to Adjugo, Corné worked as a senior manager at Ernst & Young Technology & Security Risk Services in Brussels, in the area of IT Governance, Financial Services and Risk Management. Together with Thierry Holoffe, Corné developed the entire methodology for Green-IT governance, as currently being offered by Adjugo.
Practical Info
| 20 / 03 / 2012 > 20 / 03 / 2012 - Luxembourg | |
| 23 / 05 / 2012 > 23 / 05 / 2012 - Brussels | |
| 18 / 09 / 2012 > 18 / 09 / 2012 - Brussels | |
| 13 / 11 / 2012 > 13 / 11 / 2012 - Luxembourg | |
| 17 / 12 / 2012 > 17 / 12 / 2012 - Brussels |
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