IT sustainability

The footprint of your digital estate, from the IT hardware to the way you use artificial intelligence, located and tracked over time.

The situation

Digital weighs on your footprint, yet it escapes the usual methods: scattered workstations, servers, cloud services and data centres whose location is often unknown.

Three areas, one approach

Responsible digital practice does not stop at the hardware.

The IT estate

Workstations, servers, cloud and data centres: what you own, where it sits, and what it emits.

Responsible digital practice

Restraint in everyday use, equipment lifespan, hosting choices. The decisions that weigh most are not always the visible ones.

Responsible AI

The energy cost of processing, whether AI is the right tool, and data sovereignty. We use AI in our own work, so we know what it costs.

What you get

The footprint of digital, finally placed on the map.

An inventory of your IT estate tied to your sites
The associated carbon footprint, item by item
The location of your infrastructure, including servers and cloud services
A dashboard to steer and follow the trend

How we go about it

From inventory to steering.

1
Estate inventory
We list your equipment and digital services, then tie them to where they are used and hosted.
2
Emission factors
We apply the relevant emission factors to estimate the footprint of each item.
3
Steering dashboard
You follow the trend site by site and measure the effect of your equipment and hosting decisions.

Our commitments

We do not only measure responsible digital practice: we take part in shaping it.

Swiss Institute for Sustainable IT

Active member, and committee member

The institute for responsible digital practice in French-speaking Switzerland, part of a European network. It raises awareness, trains, and measures the environmental footprint of digital technology and AI.

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