Is it safe to store your information on the internet? Can you trust Google, Microsoft or any other other big cloud computing providers? Is it legal to store your data online? Despite some of the obvious advantages to moving some or all of your computing services onto the web, these are the sorts of questions [...]
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Is Cloud Computing Secure?
Posted in cloud computing, databases, Green Computing, Software, Top Tips, Various on October 20, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Extending the Life of Your Computer
Posted in free tools, Green Computing, Top Tips on November 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Computer specifications are constantly changing to meet the demands of new software, but many of us can make do with out the need for a new computer more than every few years. A new screen may be great if the old one is starting to hurt your eyes, but most of us can [...]
Public Sector moving too slowly on Green IT
Posted in Green Computing on July 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Public sector organisations have agreed targets for reducing carbon emmissions related to their IT systems. The targets, set out last year by the then minister for transformational government, Tom Watson, call for all public sector organisations to cut 11.5% from carbon emissions by 2011 and for carbon neutrality by 2012. But a recent survey found [...]
Don’t recycle your computer
Posted in Green Computing, tagged Computer Aid International, Environment, Green Commputing, Recycling on July 10, 2009 | 1 Comment »
A charity that recycles computers is using Twitter to remind people that it is better to re-use their computers before recycling them, as part of its support for Green Britain Day. Computer Aid International is urging companies to consider the re-use of their old PCs and laptops as part of their green initiatives.
