Energy Efficiency: Leverage Dynamic Infrastructure for Cost Savings

A solution based on the greatest possible computing power with the lowest possible energy expenditure

Nov. 12, 2009 06:00 PM

Get the critical information you need to transform your data center by implementing a solution based on the greatest possible computing power with the lowest possible energy expenditure.

View our educational webcast, “Energy Efficiency: Leverage Dynamic Infrastructure for Cost Savings, Improved Service & Risk Management,” lead by Steve Dowling, Architect and Level 10 Systems Engineer at Mainline Information Systems.

Businesses are under increasing pressure to reduce costs, improve services & demonstrate environmentally responsible practices. Energy Efficient Dynamic Infrastructure will help meet these demands via a solid solution methodology & optimized infrastructure.

In this webcast, you will learn how to:

• Measure & benchmark energy & thermal performance; identify areas needing transformation
• Design & implement the environment & tools necessary to achieve power & cost savings
• Implement a highly-optimized environment that allows you to achieve more with less
• Predict & control energy usage
• Provide the critical reports needed to show cost savings, on-going environment improvements & risk mitigation

Click Here to Watch This Webcast Now!

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