
Green IT
Green IT comprises initiatives and strategies that reduce the environmental footprint of technology. This arises from reductions in energy use and consumables, including hardware, electricity, fuel, paper, and others. Because of these efficiencies, when properly implemented, Green IT initiatives also produce cost savings in energy use, purchases, management and support, in addition to environmental benefits.
Environmental Benefits
GSATi strongly believes that it is our corporate responsibility to implement green technologies and services. We ensure our clients are able to realize environmental and cost savings benefits while reforming the organization, meeting stakeholder demands and complying with laws and regulations.
Green IT Initiatives
Join us in supporting the various Global Go Green Initiatives to create a culture of environmental responsibility for years to come.
Server Virtualization
New Server Room Builds
Remote Conferencing
Storage Consolidation
IT Energy Measurement
Telecommuting
Desktop Virtualization
PC Power Management
IT Equipment Recycling
Server Room Upgrades
Printer Consolidation
By taking important, powerful steps in reducing greenhouse emissions, educating consumers about sustainability, and setting examples of green innovation and corporate responsibility, your business can benefit from reduced costs and generate extensive goodwill by leading in corporate responsibility.
Sustainable Denton
The City of Denton is committed to improving our quality of life and protecting our environment. Their plan, Simply Sustainable, is working to implement 30 strategies to help meet today’s needs without compromising the ability of future generations to do the same. In working together and consciously using resources, we can “go green” and enjoy the benefits of urban sustainability.
