Before creating new technologies, we must think about how to create the right values to be also able to sell it. All the technology that is required for “Industry 4.0” is available today already, so in fact Industry 4.0 can be seen more than an innovation driver for new businesses that are not exploited today, than an innovation driver for technology. If these existing technologies are assembled properly together and combined with the right business models, there is really good chance to profit from Industry 4.0.
This white paper looks into the ways one can profit from Industry 4.0 by differentiating through new business models.
77 Energy uses Okta to automate provisioning and deprovisioning tasks, so IT can focus on identifying and deploying business solutions, rather than worrying about whether or not users can access them. Hear Chris Dodds share how IT staff help people work efficiently and keep the company free of legacy business practices.
We interviewed corporate executives to understand the role of culture and its impact on dealmaking in the New Energy sector. What if you took a different perspective to your M&A?
Ensures IT can drive success in the future AEW Energie can now be confident that it has the IT to support new developments. With energy demands increasing and authorities applying pressure for cleaner energy production, companies such as AEW Energie continue to look for ways to solve those challenges. AEW Energie now has a reliable and efficient IT infrastructure that helps support innovation in the firm’s efforts to find the right solutions and meet the needs of multiple stakeholders.
For many of us, the term “smart city” conjures up images of sensors
collecting data about everything from traffic patterns to energy use.
It’s common for government leaders to think, “That’s not for us.
We’re not there yet.” But if your organization is collecting data of any kind, you are in a position to use that data to create a smarter city for your citizens.
Download this whitepaper for 10 examples of analytics being used to solve problems or simplify tasks for government organizations.
The paper gives information about the environment concerns within the population of today’s century along with the need for management of energy on an enterprise level.
From individual to enterprise, everybody is looking for ways to manage the energy consumption and thereby reduce bills as well as save environment.
The paper takes you through various perspectives and lists the solutions that exist.
Faster, more powerful and dense computing hardware generates significant heat and imposes considerable data center cooling requirements. These challenges have organizations across all industries re-evaluating traditional approaches to data center cooling and seeking competitive advantage through reduced power consumption, better utilization of space, and improved eco-sustainability. The Alcatel-Lucent Modular Cooling Solution incorporates innovative technology and an end to end solution that is delivered via a single-sourced, quality-focused model built on a proven methodology. Extensive experience and Bell Labs innovation in the area of thermal design and cooling technology give Alcatel-Lucent the knowledge and leadership to act as your strategic partner in transforming data center cooling to achieve your business goals.
The average computer room today has cooling capacity that is nearly four times the IT heat load. Using Data from 45 sites reviewed by Upsite Technologies, this white paper will show how you can calculate, benchmark, interpret, and benefit from a simple and practical metric called the Cooling Capacity Factor.
Benefits of learning your CCF and fixing AFM problems include:
- Improve PUE & reduce energy costs
- Increase IT load without adding more cooling units
- Delay capital expenditures
When energy use is reviewed at a national or international level we realize that about 35% of the western world’s total energy and carbon dioxide (CO2) footprint is linked to transport and a large fraction of that with freight movement.
Collectively, cars and trucks account for nearly one-fifth of all U.S. emissions, emitting around 24 pounds of CO2 and other global-warming gases for every gallon of gas1.
So, if we are to reduce energy usage and abate CO2 emissions and deliver cost savings, it is essential that a lot of attention is paid to commercial transport.
Priorities for Increasing Fuel Economy explores these challenges and provides the essential information you need to help you achieve competitive advantage across your commercial fleet operations.
Data continues to grow at an astounding pace? As a result, data center space is becoming more scarce, as more arrays are acquired to store all of this data. Along with this data taking up space, it is also utilizing a great deal of power and cooling. In fact, the average data center in the U.S. uses approximately 34,000 kW of electricity each year, costing $180,000 in annual energy costs. As Infinidat set out to revolutionize the storage industry, one of our goals was to help consumers of storage build a more sustainable infrastructure that would be not only better for the environment, but also help them to save money as well. All of our patents come together to form InfiniBox, a storage solution that does just this.