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This paper describes the evolution of data integration as a response to operational and environmental issues. According to TDWI, data centers and related IT infrastructure consume an increasing amount of resources annually, including electricity, making them some of the most costly and least sustainable areas of IT. In contrast, a green data center is one that seeks to be as sustainable as possible. Read on to discover strategies for creating green data centers, including collaborative data integration and governance, server consolidation, virtualization, footprint reduction, and investment in power efficient hardware.

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Date:May 2008
Pages:12

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