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• Sustainability team members preserve their most precious resource – their time

  If there’s one thing that unites sustainability professionals, it’s that they are all agents of change. They track data, analyze operations, and identify opportunities to eliminate waste. They believe in the principles of continual improvement. They identify... Posted Aug 29 2011, 11:05 AM by Chris Thomas with | with no comments Tags: CA ecoSoftware, carbon footprint data, emissions reporting, energy consumption, energy costs, energy efficiency, energy management, facilities management, sustainability, sustainability management, sustainability management solutions, sustainability program, sustainability program management office, sustainability programs

• Organizations that look in the “rearview mirror” often miss opportunities

  A few years ago many of the conversations I had with organizations around energy and sustainability management focused around annual carbon reporting requirements. I would often hear “we collect our energy carbon and other sustainability data on an annual... Posted Jul 07 2011, 04:20 PM by Terrence Clark with | with no comments Tags: CA ecoGovernance, CA ecoMeter, CA ecoSoftware, carbon footprint, carbon footprint data, carbon management, data center infrastructure management, DCIM, energy consumption, energy costs, energy efficiency, energy management, environmental assessment, facilities management, Green IT, Power management, PUE, reporting, sustainability, sustainability management, sustainability management solutions, sustainability program, sustainability programs, Terrence Clark