Small School Thin Client NetworkUsing Windows OS

Preparing to Integrate sustainability in ICT planning and design projects

develop and monitor policies for review and improvements, benchmarking against industry best practice and attempting new approaches continuously over time.

analyse energy audit data on enterprise resource consumption

plan and integrate sustainability into ICT projects by devising strategies to conserve resources

ICT sustainability from a business standpoint

Selecting energy efficient architecture with longer life cycle.

Using renewable energy Reducing e-waste Pilot projects How to produce an energy audit Choosing energy efficient hardware Using power management software

Energy efficiency as a stepping stone to sustainability

Choosing energy efficient hardware Using power management software Selecting energy efficient architecture –

with longer life cycle, better utility Using renewable energy Reducing e-waste

Individual Project Strategy Thin client network for a small school 1 server with Windows OS 1 local printer 1 router to connect to the Internet 20 hp t410 AiO thin clients 1 24 port switch with PoE

Network operation and security Windows OS on server Thin clients pxe into server Anti Virus run on server Thin clients need authentication to log

in

Sketch of the recommended project system

Short term technology solutions to achieve reduction of power

consumption Using hp t410 AiO we can control the thin clients

through the switch Having the switch powered on from 7am to 5pm

will reduce our power consumption

Energy usage within the ICT project

Recommendations and Conclusion.

Green ICTs are of global relevance. It is essential to limit the direct environmental impacts of ICTs in emerging economies

ICT applications can help limit accelerating energy use and material consumption in all countries.

Financing and local skills issues are likely to be key factors in successful strategies to diffuse and deploy smart ICT applications globally.