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Your how-to guide for calculating total IT energy consumption

Reducing the environmental impact of enterprise IT begins with collecting data and reporting metrics to establish a baseline.

But with dozens of potential metrics and complex accounting to consider along with the highly distributed and diverse nature of hybrid IT portfolios, this can be a daunting task.

Download this white paper for a straightforward, “how to get started” guide that identifies the fundamental data points to start with and gives a simple 3-step framework to start measuring the environmental impact of the IT estate.

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    Reducing the environmental impact of enterprise IT begins with collecting data and reporting metrics to establish a baseline.

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