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Title:

Green Software. Really?

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Level:
Intermediate
Type:
Panel
Category:
Philosophical, Next Gen
Presenter:
Kim Laama , kimlaama.net
Description:
Green software applies green design and sustainability principles to the design, engineering, and architecture of software and hardware systems. Software, though intangible, has an intrinsic relationship to hardware. This panel explores what green software means and how technology leaders can approach problem solving and innovation from a sustainable, green POV.
on 21/8/07
Great reading on this topic include: Earth 2 Tech http://earth2tech.com/ Sustainable IT http://weblog.infoworld.com/sustainableit/
on 22/8/07
Thanks for the links Kim! A very interesting topic, I'd like to see this panel happen.
alysha naples
on 7/9/07
I would, too. As a veteran of many design conferences, we often discuss green practices and sustainability, but I have never seen these principles applied to software. Will this include a discussion of interaction as well, or are you thinking it's more of a technical thing?
Matt Cavaliere
on 7/9/07
Same here. Never considered software from a green perspective. Sounds like this should prove to be an interesting talk.
on 15/9/07
really want to see this panel happen. awesome topic
on 20/9/07
A topic that needs more understanding an is so relevant in this age. I really hope this panel happens; just because we don't work in the energy industry or large-scale manufacturing doesn't mean we don't have our part to do in adopting sustainable, environmentally-sound practices. You go!
Do it today!
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