You may ask what tech and one of nature’s best inventions have in common. The tech and business lexicon have taken inspiration from trees for decades with ecosystem, branch, and Tree Data Structure methodologies to name but a few. The…
The Fontainebleau in Miami Beach will be alive with energy on March 24–27, 2025, as IT professionals, industry experts, and End-User Computing (EUC) enthusiasts gather for IGEL Now & Next 2025, the premier event for EUC, endpoint security, and digital…
The Fontainebleau in Miami Beach will be buzzing with energy from March 24–27, 2025, as IT professionals, industry experts, and End-User Computing (EUC) enthusiasts come together for IGEL Now & Next 2025, the premier event for EUC, endpoint security, and…
End user computing devices create over 1% of annual GHG emissions [1] and, therefore, meaningfully contribute to global warming and, ultimately, climate change. On average, eighty percent of this carbon footprint is generated by more than 665 million new computers,…
“We cannot turn back time, but we can grow forests, revive water sources, and bring back soils. We are the generation that can make peace with land” - UN Environment Programme This June 5th the spotlight is on “Our land.…
The following is a guest post from Nathaniel Comer, founder of Sun Screen IT. Visiting the Maldives archipelago fits most people’s idea of paradise. Within the huge network of 26 atolls are 1,192 islands – some inhabited, others not –…
On Earth Day, IGEL is underscoring its vision to transform the way the world works by creating better outcomes for people, organizations, and the planet. Our mission is to enable sustainable IT. We do this by helping organizations reduce their…
In the face of ongoing global discussion around the impact of human activity on our planet, rising energy costs and sustainability are top of mind for both people and businesses. Ways to reduce energy consumption are becoming hot topics. Research…
In late 2021 Capgemini and IGEL signed a partnership agreement. It is a natural partnership for both companies as we both have social responsibility at the heart of our corporate philosophies: IGEL is committed to developing technologies that reduce the…
Information technology currently contributes to a minimum of 2.3% of greenhouse gas emissions and is growing at approximately 3% per year. With an estimated 3.2bn end user computing (EUC) devices already in use globally, new purchases of desktop PCs, notebooks…
Supporting energy efficiency and lowering IT’s environmental footprint is one of IGEL’s core tenets. Why is this so important to us? Because the opportunity to improve sustainability, by lowering greenhouse emissions, in IT is so great. In fact, enterprise IT…
Less Material, Less Energy, Less Production Footprint, Greater Reuse Around the globe, the topic of energy preservation and sustainability is more top of mind than ever. And while many technology companies may be clamoring to showcase their latest “green” capabilities,…
