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Reducing your carbon footprint will save more than the planet - it will save you money too

The increased awareness of the environmental effect of energy consumption, along with the Computer press recently reporting that top companies waste more than £61m a year in electricity costs, have placed more pressure on organisations to reduce their carbon footprint.

"Overall, 86% of respondents (IT Managers) expected to be responsible for reducing power consumption in their IT infrastructure within three years"
Computer Weekly, September 2007

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Download the iCore Solution - 3 Steps to Carbon Footprint Reduction

Get up to speed with ITIL v3

You will already know that in order to secure your systems for the future - ITIL is essential. If the prospect of ploughing through the new volume is too daunting then let iCore bring you up to speed.

We are now holding executive briefings on ITIL v3 and how to integrate the new processes with your existing systems.

Our holistic approach takes the context of your existing environments and objectives in order to deliver a completely bespoke and independent briefing.

Furthermore, our consultants are fully versed in ITIL v2 & CObIT, so you can be assured that mapping v3 to your existing best practice disciplines will be effectively achieved.
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10 years - Service Management spreading its wings

In ten years we have seen a monumental shift in the way that IT permeates our business and personal lives. How to manage this progression has been a constant challenge and the evolution of Service Management has been a key factor.

This paper discusses how Service Management has developed over this period and what the future holds.
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