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Group Marketing Strategy and Planning
Published by Editure Australia © 2011
Editure Education Services
Green (and efficient) IT
Published by Editure Education Services © 2010
ObjectivesObjectives
for you to:• understand technology better
• make greener use of technology
• understand your technical staff better
• network with other teachers and principals
for us to:• understand your needs better
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AgendaAgenda
Green ICT• Becoming greener and saving money
Morning tea
Round table discussion• ICT Challenges & Idea Sharing
Wrap up and lunch
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A bit about EditureA bit about Editure
Formed in 1994,
Helping over 10,000 schools worldwide throughout Australia, New Zealand, UK and USA
We build online portal software
We offer teacher Professional Development
We help Business with expert Network ICT support and guidance
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ParticipantsParticipants
Alexander Kittl
Luke Simmons
You!
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Green ICTGreen ICT
Infrastructure
Desktop Technology
ICT Planning
Green Engagement
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Infrastructure – Networks Infrastructure – Networks
Connecting devices together
Wireless access points
Performance of your network
Protecting your network
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Infrastructure – Power UsageInfrastructure – Power Usage
Switch off! Does policy work on its own?
To screen-save or not to screen-save
Power management policies
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Infrastructure – Power UsageInfrastructure – Power Usage
Solutions:
• Cisco EnergyWise (Automated power management)
• Carbonetix (Energy usage monitoring)
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Infrastructure – Printers, paper and tonerInfrastructure – Printers, paper and toner
rint-outs never collected?
elocate of printers?
et printer defaults
se 75gsm paper
ecure print
igitise newsletters and daily notices!
se www.papercut.com
se www.closetheloop.com.au
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Infrastructure – Electronic White BoardsInfrastructure – Electronic White Boards
Clever devices, but are they used effectively?
Teacher Professional Development required
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Computing devicesComputing devices
PCs: gas guzzlers
Laptops: lean on power
Netbooks: small and cheapBut reliability can be a problem!
iPads and tablets: increasingly popular
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Desktop Technology – Computer re-imagingDesktop Technology – Computer re-imaging
Re-imaging
• Time consuming
• Booting via USB lets students do the same!
• A variety of tools available for remote re-imaging
(Ghost, SCCM, etc)
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Desktop technology– Recycling older computersDesktop technology– Recycling older computers
Murdoch University’s 8Ball program
www.cashforcomputers.com.au
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Technology – Server VirtualisationTechnology – Server Virtualisation
Providing computing services on minimal
hardware:
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Technology – Server VirtualisationTechnology – Server Virtualisation
Advantages:• Reduced need for hardware (cost, maintenance
headaches, contract management, etc)
• Better utilisation of resources
• Redundancy of services
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Technology – Server VirtualisationTechnology – Server Virtualisation
BUT:• Virtualisation is not a panacea
• Danger of single points of failure, proliferation of virtual machines, over-utilisation
• Proper design is required!
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Desktop Technology – VDIDesktop Technology – VDI(Virtual Desktop Infrastructure)(Virtual Desktop Infrastructure)
Possible solution for use in labs mainly
Uses cheaper thin clients
Connects to a server
Not suitable for intensive use of high-end graphics or video applications
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Desktop Technology – Cloud ComputingDesktop Technology – Cloud Computing
Software as a service
Advantages: • Minimal hardware spend• No software maintenance fees• Data is reliably backed up• Obvious reductions in electricity use• User-pays approach
Also applies to applications
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Desktop Technology – Cloud ComputingDesktop Technology – Cloud Computing
Hardware as a service
Advantages: • Minimal to no hardware spend• Data is reliably backed up• Obvious reductions in electricity use
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To Buy or To Lease?To Buy or To Lease?
Buying outright:• You need set aside cash to replace equipment
in 3 to 4 years
Leasing: • Converts Capital Expenditure to Operational
Expenditure
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To Buy or To Lease?To Buy or To Lease?
Lease BuyCash Flow Usually better from a short-term cash flow
perspective. Frees up cash for other purposes while you generate income to pay the leases.
You pay less overall but need to have available cash. Financing as an alternative costs more than a lease.
Upgrades Many lease companies let you upgrade to newer equipment during the term of the lease without renegotiating.
If you need newer equipment, you are on your own. However, simple upgrades (RAM, hard drive, etc.) cost you the price of the upgrade only.
Equity At the end of a lease, you don't own the property, and you will need to replace it or buy it from the lease company.
You own the equipment and can do with it whatever the needs of your school dictate.
Disposal The lessor is responsible for whatever it costs to dispose of the equipment. You are on to your next set of computers.
You can use the equipment for a different purpose within your school, sell it, or pay someone to recycle it for you, but disposal is up to the owner of the equipment.
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Green ICT – Many things to many peopleGreen ICT – Many things to many people
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Applying “Green ICT”Applying “Green ICT”
Benefits:
Leadership in the community• Your school can stand out
Staff, student, parent engagement• Opportunities for students – projects, leadership
Group Marketing Strategy and Planning
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Green Panthers Present:
ISB’s Recycling Plan
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Step 1:Find smart students who care about the environment
A+
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Step 2:Position recycling containers around the school
NewNew Sign ! Sign !
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Get smart students to show other smart students how and where to recycle.
Step 3:
I’ll show I’ll show
you how.you how.
……and I’ll and I’ll
show you show you
where.where.
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Maintaining Momentum
New Technologies
New Ideas
New Processes
How do we tie them all together?
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Maintaining Momentum
Collaborative group
Seek out applications that can help
Seek out independent advice
Set up “Green IT” committees within school
CERES – Sustainable Hub
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Break Out Session
Collaborative group
Seek out applications that can help
Seek out independent advice
Set up “Green IT” committees within school
CERES – Sustainable Hub
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SummarySummary
Let learning drive technology
Every bit counts
Importance of following best practices
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Further Details
Contact Editure:-Richard BrearleyMarketing [email protected]