Monthly Archives: October 2010

In May 2008, Aaron left my corporate software job in search of my next challenge. He had spent 10 years developing software in various product roles mostly at Microsoft. Soon he learned about energy efficiency and the software challenges in … Continue reading →

Smart Grid Solution Provider of Proven IPv6 Network Platform Recognized as Global Leader in Multiple Industry Rankings Silver Spring Networks is a leading smart grid solution provider that enables utilities to achieve operational efficiencies, reduce carbon emissions and empower their … Continue reading →

San Francisco-based CSRware is one of 35 new companies the Cleantech Group spotted in the past week looking to raise money. Details in Pitch o’ the Week. A California startup is working with enterprises to collect the necessary data embedded … Continue reading →

Green IT or Green Computing seems to be the keyword for the new paradigm shift by enterprise IT globally. This year saw many companies putting their best efforts to promote green and contribute to the overall green initiatives to address … Continue reading →

Sentilla Energy Manager Integrates With SAP Carbon Impact and SAP BusinessObjects Explorer to Provide Comprehensive Visibility and Capacity Planning for a Leaner, Greener Data Center Sentilla® Corporation, leading provider of energy management solutions for data centers, recently released a new … Continue reading →

GE has expanded its smart grid software portfolio with the acquisition of data migration and SCADA simulation specialists Opal Software. The acquisition allows GE’s Digital Energy business to deliver greater operational and network productivity to utility customers and increase the … Continue reading →

Green software is popping up all over. Here are Greentech Media’s favorites. More from here

IBM Green computing software provides the intelligence and insight to not only green IT, but to extend beyond the walls of the datacenter to address the other 98%. IBM Software for a Greener World is a comprehensive strategy and a … Continue reading →

When Walmart made the announcement in 2009 that it would soon require suppliers to report statistics on resource consumption, many vendors were nervously sent back to the lab to figure out how to adhere to the largest retailer’s forthcoming Sustainability … Continue reading →