Shows enterprises how to save energy by putting networked computers to sleep

1. PC Power Management: Energy Savings Sitting on Every Desktop David Korn The Cadmus Group,Inc./ Quantec LLC (a US EPA ENERGY STAR Technical Support Contractor) May, 2008 Session 3B: Energy Efficiency for Information Technology

3. Computer Power Management Putting it into Context…

4. Computer Wattage Now Exceeds Monitor Power

5. Power Mgmt Utilization: High for Monitors, Low for Computers

6. Energy Use of Computers

8. Computer Power Management What is “CPM,” and why should I care?

15. Numerous Approaches to CPM Are Possible Scheduled Wakeup from S3 Desktop Standard’s Policy Maker (now part of MSFT Windows Server 2008) Bemis Company, Inc. (5,000) Scheduled Wakeup from S5 Verdiem’s Surveyor BC Hydro (2,000) User Initiated Wakeup Computer Associates Unicenter Asset Management (distributes the necessary registry key changes) GE (75,000) User Initiated Wakeup Energy Star EZ GPO North Thurston Public Schools (4,000) WOL from S3 via Altiris Energy Star EZ GPO in conjunction w/ scripted task to force standby Snohomish County Public Utility District (1000) User Initiated Wakeup Manually Set all PCs to Sleep Spring Branch ISD (7,000) WOL from S5 1E’s Nightwatchman Vision Service Plan (2,000) User Initiated Wakeup Rolled out settings with new desktop software image Army IMCEN (VA) (10,000) Site (# of PCs) CPM features centrally deployed using: Sleeping PCs accessed for network updates via:

17. ENERGY STAR: Your Solution for Minimizing Computer Electricity Use

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35. How to Move Forward in Your Organization

37. Example Recognition

39. Questions & Answers