One day conference that begins on April 18 and brings together leaders from the private and public sectors to transform the ideas around sustainable information technology generated during the 2010 GreenGov Symposium into actionable plans. It also provides a forum to forge the strategic alliances and partnerships necessary to realize the promise of sustainable IT for federal, state and local agencies.
1. Gain insight into how real-world solutions Green IT and Cloud Computing Solutions
2. Learn how you can get the most out of your budgets and how to avoid project failure.
3. Get up-to-date on the latest green information technology products and solutions.
4. Network with green IT experts and your peers.
5. Free Green IT and Cloud Computing Certifications ( $995 value)
Senior IT, Internet Leaders and CIOs from business , government and industry will serve as keynote speakers and panel discussion members, moderated by equally prominent members of industry and media.
Cloud Computing technologies are characterized by the fusion of hardware, software, and services to solve specific business problems. This combination of different technologies may be difficult to provide single-handedly. Where necessary, vendors should look either to partner with third-party technology vendors or make strategic acquisitions to develop the necessary technologies so they can participate in the next wave of technology growth.
Green IT Summit 2012 is a one day conference that begins on April 18 and brings together leaders from the private and public sectors to transform the ideas around sustainable information technology generated during the 2010 GreenGov Symposium into actionable plans. It also provides a forum to forge the strategic alliances and partnerships necessary to realize the promise of sustainable IT for federal, state and local agencies.
The focus of the 2011 GreenGov Symposium is on the performance goals set by President Obama’s Executive Order 13514 on Federal Leadership in Energy, Environmental, and Economic Performance, the 2010 GreenGov Symposium will cover topics including clean energy, water efficiency, achieving zero waste, greening the supply chain, and sustainable communities.
