The University of East London, London South Bank University and charity Global Action Plan are working on a Green ICT project funded by JISC. The aim of the project is to investigate how barriers to Green ICT can be overcome within a HEI, especially in terms of cross-departmental working and implementing staff behavioural change programmes. We're looking at the specific issue of improving the efficiency of printing to deliver a long-term sustainable solution.
Wednesday, 27 October 2010
Managed Print Services MPS
M2 is the UK’s leading independent managed print and document services company.
They will;
Guarantee to reduce your print costs by up to 40%.
Increase efficiencies with enhanced speed, control and security of documents.
Boost employee productivity with increased transparency and accountability on print.
Materially reduce paper consumption to help your environmental targets.
Make working with M2 enjoyable, easy and refreshing to do business.
See http://www.m2digital.co.uk/home.html and http://www.m2digital.co.uk/services-we-provide.html
Aberdeen University calls to stop using staples for the environment
See poster at http://www.abdn.ac.uk/environment/about/documents/Werestaplefreeposter_000.pdf
Print rather than copy!
Interesting item from Bradford University
It says If you only want a small number of copies of a document then think about whether you need to print the document at all. If you do, then it is usually more energy efficient to use a printer than a photocopier. This of course depends on types of printers and copiers in use in your bit of the University – but in general:
• Inkjet printers are more energy efficient than laser printers
• Black and white printers are more energy efficient than colour printers
• Photocopiers use more energy than printers per copied sheet
http://www.brad.ac.uk/ecoversity/carbon/ewp-printingtips.pdf
It says If you only want a small number of copies of a document then think about whether you need to print the document at all. If you do, then it is usually more energy efficient to use a printer than a photocopier. This of course depends on types of printers and copiers in use in your bit of the University – but in general:
• Inkjet printers are more energy efficient than laser printers
• Black and white printers are more energy efficient than colour printers
• Photocopiers use more energy than printers per copied sheet
http://www.brad.ac.uk/ecoversity/carbon/ewp-printingtips.pdf
Friday, 22 October 2010
GreenITExpo Agenda
http://www.revolutionevents.plus.com/greenitexpo/downloads/GreenITExpo_SeminarPlanner2010(Latest).pdf
Create a Green, Cost-Saving Imaging and Printing Environment for Today’s Campuses
Here's the reality: Many campuses today work with an imaging and printing environment that is static, expensive and fraught with risk.
What these campuses need: Solutions that meet user expectations for reliable, dynamic imaging and printing while addressing evolving student needs throughout their academic lifecycle.
Making it happen: Discover how you can align your imaging and printing fleet with the needs of your users by:
Assessing needs and finding ways to reduce costs associated with the document lifecycle
More efficiently managing student and employee records
Creating a secure and environmentally-responsible document creation infrastructure
Implementing an effective print policy
Attend this free webcast to hear experts from Hewlett-Packard and Pace University outline a plan that will teach you ways to create a secure, green-friendly print and imaging infrastructure that meets the diverse needs of your students, faculty and administration.
Speaker: Matthew Bonilla, director of user services, Information Technology Service, Pace University
http://tinyurl.com/IWANTTOBEGREEN
What these campuses need: Solutions that meet user expectations for reliable, dynamic imaging and printing while addressing evolving student needs throughout their academic lifecycle.
Making it happen: Discover how you can align your imaging and printing fleet with the needs of your users by:
Assessing needs and finding ways to reduce costs associated with the document lifecycle
More efficiently managing student and employee records
Creating a secure and environmentally-responsible document creation infrastructure
Implementing an effective print policy
Attend this free webcast to hear experts from Hewlett-Packard and Pace University outline a plan that will teach you ways to create a secure, green-friendly print and imaging infrastructure that meets the diverse needs of your students, faculty and administration.
Speaker: Matthew Bonilla, director of user services, Information Technology Service, Pace University
http://tinyurl.com/IWANTTOBEGREEN
Wednesday, 20 October 2010
Friday, 1 October 2010
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