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Low Carbon ICT Project: Enhancing University Sustainability through Technology

The Low Carbon ICT Project aims to improve environmental performance at the University of Oxford by integrating sustainable practices into IT services. Led by a team of experts, including communication advisors and technical architects, the project focuses on reducing energy consumption through initiatives like remote working, efficient hardware use, and impactful monitoring of resource utilization. The initiative addresses the need for measurable outcomes that align with the university's strategic goals while promoting eco-friendly operational changes.

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Low Carbon ICT Project: Enhancing University Sustainability through Technology

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  1. Low Carbon ICT Project Project team: Kate Aydin – Communication’s advice (Estates) Daniel Curtis – Evaluation and monitoring (OUCE) Professor Paul Jeffreys – Sponsor (Director of ICT) Howard Noble – Principal investigator (OUCS) Kang Tang – Software engineer (OeRC) Dr. David Wallom – Technical architect (OeRC) http://projects.oucs.ox.ac.uk/lowcarbonict/

  2. Background Oxford department asked the computing service to solve this problem:

  3. Indication of level of support for service? Paraphrased quotations from this survey question: “Through saving consumption of paper” “Turning PC off (along with other electrical equipment)” “Through enabling remote working practices (so cutting transport)” “Must not impact deliverables or the core strategic goals of the University” “Any change must be measured to ensure new ways of working actually improve the environmental performance of the University”

  4. Predict and plan

  5. Infrastructure for wake-on-LAN and monitoring service

  6. Questions or comments? Contacts: • howard.noble@oucs.ox.ac.uk • Kang.tang@oerc.ox.ac.uk

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