A typical server costs $2,000/year in energy and cooling costs. You can reduce total energy costs significantly by launching a Green IT initiative. But how do you start and then keep track of your Green IT project?

Gathering the relevant data to kick start a Green IT effort is time-consuming and error prone, as it requires detailed information for every relevant device – what it is, what its specifications are, how much power does it typically consume. BDNA does all this automatically – and through unique Green IT content. BDNA for Green IT jumpstarts your green IT efforts, delivering results in weeks that can have a long-lasting impact on your carbon footprint and bottom line.

BDNA for Green IT 

At typical growth rates, most organizations need to upgrade cooling and power every 30 months to accommodate growth. The BDNA for Green IT solution allows you to avoid this energy waste and cut your IT energy footprint. Experts from our consulting partners work with BDNA’s technology to create your “green IT” baseline, identify opportunities for savings, and measure results.

• BDNA’s proven Insight technology creates a green IT baseline
• The unique Technopedia contains extensive power consumption and heat dissipation data for most data center class devices; this information is automatically tied to the baseline inventory
• We work with leading consultants in sustainable information and communications technology, providing insight and guidance to help you prioritize efforts, cut energy costs and move sustainable IT.

Powerful technology makes going green easier

To make smart decisions about going green in IT, you need a baseline of your existing IT energy footprint. With this information, you can identify the best opportunities for savings, identify and replace older equipment and track results.

BDNA for Green IT is:

• Fast: Rapid, agentless discovery of all relevant hardware
• Unique: Exclusive  integration of energy-related information from the Technopedia
• Tailored: Customized reports and analysis, both before, during and after green IT initiatives
• High value: Lower energy costs and carbon footprint, and decreased infrastructure footprint