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Green Your IT Seminar - November 12, 2007

Green IT SeminarMonday, November 12, 2007
10am - 5pm
Chifley Hotel - 226 South Terrace, Adelaide

Cost - $385
Proceeds from this event will be donated to Clean Up Australia

For bookings, click on the link Green It Seminar.


The environment is on the agenda - but is it on yours?

The Australian (July 17, 2007) reported that 27% of organisations surveyed across the nation have sustainability programs in place and a further 21% expect to launch green programs in the next 12 months.

Want to know the what, where and how of an IT sustainability program for your IT facilities?

UniSA's School of Computer and Information Science, with the sponsorship of EDS, Microsoft, the SA Department of Further Education, Science and Technology and Zero Waste South Australia will show you just how important and easy it is to do your part for the planet.

What will be discussed:

The program includes a keynote address by Ian Kiernan AO, OAM, Chair of Clean Up Australia and Clean Up The World, coffee on arrival, lunch, afternoon tea and drinks at the end of the day, as well as 12 presentations from leading and local interstate experts.

Schedule of Activities

Time

Session

9:30am

Registration (Coffee and Tea)

10:00am

Welcome

10:05am

Keynote Address - Ian Kiernan AO, OAM Chairman of Clean Up Australia and Clean Up the World

11:00am Sharon Ede, Research/Project Officer, ZeroWaste SA, 'Ctrl-Alt-Delete* - Rethinking the Lifecycle of IT Equipment'
11:30am Peter Grant, Chief Information Officer, Queensland Government, 'Green Computing: When will we focus on the BIG issues?'

Noon - 12:45pm

Lunch
12:45pm Darryn McCosker, Outsourcing and SI Manager, VMware, Sydney, 'Cool Technology in the War Against Power Consumption'
1:15pm Ewan Parsons, Open Energy, 'Turning your Data Centre into an Environmental Control Centre'
1:45pm Rick Wakelin, General Manager, PGM Refiners, Melbourne, 'Responsible Sustainable Recycling of e-Waste in Australia'
2:45pm Diana Gibson, Manager - Sustainable Products and Services, Sustainability Victoria, 'Byteback™ - when industry takes voluntary responsibility'
3:45pm Tracey Dodd, Project Officer, Information Economy, Department for Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology, 'Using Broadband for Sustainable Development'
4:15pm Ralph Leonard, Department for Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology, 'Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool'
4:45pm

Sundeep Khisty, EDS, Sydney, 'Managing CO² Emissions'

  Council Panel - A panel of local government experts will advise on e-waste management strategies which are safe and efficient. Speakers include Robyn Butterfield (City of West Torrens), Bill O'Regan (City of Onkaparinga) and Bruce Lang (City of Unley)

 

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