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Improving energy efficiency, minimizing environmental impact and addressing global warming have become top-of-mind business issues for corporate IT leaders. Those issues have helped establish cloud client computing as a cost-effective solution with a much smaller environmental footprint than PC-based computing.

At a very high level, cloud client computing supports green corporate initiatives by offering users the benefit of greater energy efficiency, but that's only part of the story. Here are some other ways that EarthSmartTM Computing solutions from Wyse not only make your IT infrastructure greener but can help you keep more green in your pocket.

  • Wyse cloud clients use just 7 - 15 watts of energy on average in full operation compared to a PC, which uses 80 watts or more. And fewer materials and less energy are used in the production of Wyse thin clients, compared to a PC.
  • Wyse thin clients are small in size and weight, which reduces the cost and energy required for transportation.
  • Less material per unit also means less to dispose of at the end of the product lifecycle.
  • Up to 90 percent of each unit can be recycled, and up to 99 percent of the packaging can be recycled, as well.
  • Low thermal output means less power needed for air-conditioning systems.
  • Wyse has implemented an ISO 14001-based environmental management system.
  • Wyse thin clients comply with stringent European Community WEEE recycling and RoHS disposal directives.
  • Wyse thin and zero clients have a longer average product lifecycle (5 to 7 years) than a PC.
  • Wyse cloud clients can be managed remotely; and maintenance and software updates can be delivered electronically, eliminating related travel expenses.

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A real benefit for us is the overall EarthSmart focus of Wyse. Their solution was incredibly ‘green’ from its components to operational and power efficiencies.
Marise Hannaford, IT Director, McKesson Asia-Pacific