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WVC86AL: Windows Optimized Desktop Presented by: Rich Reynolds Webcast Date:11/16/2009 Webcast Start Time: 9:00 AM (Pacific) PLC Registration Link for Partners Level: 100 Partner Audience: Partner Sales Following the general availability of Windows 7
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Decrease Your Customer's Power Consumption with Windows 7 Discover how the Windows 7 operating system can help your customer decrease power consumption across the enterprise. Download this white paper to learn about the power management enhancements in
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TechNet Magazine published this special online-only Green IT issue for IT Pros yesterday evening. The issue features a valuable collection of new and archived articles on energy efficient computing, including: Framework for Building a “Hyper-Green” Virtual
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What’s Microsoft’s policy on green and environmental issues? Where can I get information on reducing energy consumption? How does Microsoft reduce its own carbon footprint? For answers to these questions and a lot more information on environmentally friendly
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At Microsoft, we believe in the potential of innovation to help people, organizations and businesses around the world reduce their impact on the environment. We focus our efforts in three areas: ·
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In the past three months, two new technical guidance products have been published by TechNet for our external customers: · “Power Management Settings for Compliance and a Reduced Footprint” (TechNet Magazine Article): http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd252731.aspx
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Have you been asked about sustainability by your customers? How green are Microsoft technologies? Are you responding to a bid and need environmental information? Check out the new global environmental site at: http://www.microsoft.com/environment
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Vista is inherently secure and can save money. The data below shows the number of patches issued and cost savings associated with power consumption. A mid market customer (they currently run Win2K and WinXP) stated that each patch event costs £30,000
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