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Greening Your IT Green IT has become an industry buzzword, but what does it mean? This class will explain the importance of greener IT policies. Solutions to a greener IT infrastructure will also be explained with coverage of virtualization as a green tool, procurement, disposal of computers and better desktop power management. Date: Thursday, June 25, 2009 Time: 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Instructor’s Bio Nate Solloway has been supporting the infrastructure needs of Community IT Innovators (CITI) clients since 1998. Some of his younger colleagues may think of him as "old school," however he is actually one of CITI's pioneers in investigating technical innovations. He has championed the benefits of "hosted Exchange" for smaller clients and enjoys promoting Open Source alternatives to Microsoft software. Nate has also authored a series of blog posts on Virtualization that have also been published on the Tech Soup blog, and has recently been a leading innovator in researching and refining CITI's green IT services. Nate is a Microsoft Certified System Engineer and has a B.A. from Austin College. To relax, Nates spends his weekends teaching skydiving, or as he likes to think of it, "teaching people the importance of planning and redundancy". Location: 7761 Waterloo Road (Rte. 175) $40 - Green Building Institute Member* $55 - Non-member $80 - Individual Membership & Class Students (High School or Undergrad) $20 - Green Building Institute Student Member* $28 - Non-Member Student $40 - Student Membership & Class
*Annual dues paying Member Registration: Cancellation Policy and Refund/Credits: All cancellations for a refund (minus 4.75% processing fee) or credit towards a future class must be made at least 7 days prior to the class date. You may re-schedule based on availability. No refund/credit will be issued if you cancel a class you have re-scheduled.
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