Going green is good for everyone's bottom line.

Those bloody good fellows at 1E, which sells a power management utility for windows called NightWatchman, revealed some data this week that suggests a troubling number of IT managers in its native country aren't yet tuned into the virtues of curtailing the electricity usage of the computer fleets under their watch.

Despite the mounting environmental distress and out-of-control energy costs, a considerable number of UK IT managers remain blase about reducing corporate power consumption and carbon emissions.

IT teams need more visibility over their power bills, finds survey.

London, UK - A worrying proportion of UK IT managers are still not feeling the pressure to reduce corporate power consumption and carbon emissions, according to new research from 1E, the specialist UK based provider of PC power management software for Windows environments.

London, UK - A worrying proportion of UK IT managers are still not feeling the pressure to reduce corporate power consumption and carbon emissions, according to new research from 1E, the specialist UK based provider of PC power management software for Windows environments.

London, UK - A worrying proportion of UK IT managers are still not feeling the pressure to reduce corporate power consumption and carbon emissions, according to new research from 1E, the specialist UK based provider of PC power management software for Windows environments.

London, UK - A worrying proportion of UK IT managers are still not feeling the pressure to reduce corporate power consumption and carbon emissions, according to new research from 1E, the specialist UK based provider of PC power management software for Windows environments.

Corporate green policies fail to encourage change within UK enterprises.

Corporate green policies fail to encourage change within UK enterprises.

Corporate green policies fail to encourage change within UK enterprises.

Corporate green policies fail to encourage change within UK enterprises.

Corporate green policies fail to encourage change within UK enterprises.

Corporate green policies fail to encourage change within UK enterprises.

Corporate green policies fail to encourage change within UK enterprises.

Corporate green policies fail to encourage change within UK enterprises.

Corporate green policies fail to encourage change within UK enterprises.

London, UK - A worrying proportion of UK IT managers are still not feeling the pressure to reduce corporate power consumption and carbon emissions, according to new research from 1E, the specialist UK based provider of PC power management software for Windows environments.

If more IT managers were directly responsible for their department's energy bills, they'd be more likely to implement greener, energy-saving practices.

IT teams need more visibility over their power bills, finds survey.

Concerned about energy costs, IT organisations have begun to make significant changes to how their data centers are powered and cooled.

Concerned about energy costs, IT organisations have begun to make significant changes to how their data centers are powered and cooled.

Concerned about energy costs, IT organisations have begun to make significant changes to how their data centers are powered and cooled.

1E, the leading provider of Windows management products and services, today announced that its power-saving NightWatchman software has been deployed on two million "seats" worldwide, accounting for the reduction of approximately 250,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.

1E Opens New York City Office Amidst Rising Demand for its PC Power Management Solution to Combat Energy Costs

1E, the leading provider of Windows management products and services, today announced that its power-saving NightWatchman software has been deployed on two million "seats" worldwide, accounting for the reduction of approximately 250,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.

1E, the leading provider of Windows management products and services, today announced that its power-saving NightWatchman software has been deployed on two million "seats" worldwide, accounting for the reduction of approximately 250,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.

1E, the leading provider of Windows management products and services, today announced that its power-saving NightWatchman software has been deployed on two million "seats" worldwide, accounting for the reduction of approximately 250,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.

1E Opens New York City Office Amidst Rising Demand for its PC Power Management Solution to Combat Energy Costs

1E, the leading provider of Windows management products and services, today announced that its power-saving NightWatchman software has been deployed on two million "seats" worldwide, accounting for the reduction of approximately 250,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.

1E, the leading provider of Windows management products and services, today announced that its power-saving NightWatchman software has been deployed on two million "seats" worldwide, accounting for the reduction of approximately 250,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.

1E, the leading provider of Windows management products and services, today announced that its power-saving NightWatchman software has been deployed on two million "seats" worldwide, accounting for the reduction of approximately 250,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.

New research out today shows employees who don’t turn off their PCs contribute 700,000 tonnes of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) to UK business emissions each year. More than one in five workers (22%) leave their computers on at least three times a week, wasting 1.5 billion kWh of electricity and generating significant amounts of unnecessary greenhouse gases.

1E Opens New York City Office Amidst Rising Demand for its PC Power Management Solution to Combat Energy Costs

1E, the leading provider of Windows management products and services, today announced that its power-saving NightWatchman software has been deployed on two million "seats" worldwide, accounting for the reduction of approximately 250,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.

1E Opens New York City Office Amidst Rising Demand for its PC Power Management Solution to Combat Energy Costs.

Very Un-PC: Scrap the screensaver and turn off your computer nightly. Then you'll really start saving.

Many IT departments haven't yet looked at saving energy of the PC fleets across their companies' IT infrastructures, even if they have begun to make significant changes to how their data centres are powered and cooled.

PCs Across the Country are Needlessly Wasting Energy, Costing Building Managers Millions of Dollars.

The demand for data centers-and more power to run them-continues.

With organizations becoming increasingly keen on green, vendors are injecting green-oriented features into a predictable set of products.

1E, which sells an application called NightWatchman and was the subject of this popular blog post last September, apparently has reached its two millionth seat deployed. The company has opened a U.S. headquarters in NewYork.

Help save the planet - and your cash - with this great shutdown tool.

Energy efficiency isn't just for the data center. Here's how to save some greenbacks by powering down out front.

Energy efficiency isn't just for the data center. Here's how to save some greenbacks by powering down out front.

New research claims over 4,000 tonnes of CO₂ emitted over festive period as a result of staff's failure to turn off PCs while on holiday.

New research claims over 4,000 tonnes of CO₂ emitted over festive period as a result of staff's failure to turn off PCs while on holiday.

New research claims over 4,000 tonnes of CO₂ emitted over festive period as a result of staff's failure to turn off PCs while on holiday.

Energy efficiency isn't just for the data center. Here's how to save some greenbacks by powering down out front.

New research claims over 4,000 tonnes of CO₂ emitted over festive period as a result of staff's failure to turn off PCs while on holiday.

From the trenches of the datacenter to the corner office, from the eco-minded citizen's living room to the senate floor, it seemed that just about everyone had green on the brain this past year.

From the trenches of the datacenter to the corner office, from the eco-minded citizen's living room to the senate floor, it seemed that just about everyone had green on the brain this past year.

Energy use is rapidly becoming a major concern for business. Energy saving measures can be implemented with a minimum of cost and disruption to normal operation.

First, the data center dialed back its power consumption. Now its the front office's turn.

First, the data center dialed back its power consumption. Now its the front office's turn.

NightWatcman® 5.0, a green friendly application developed by 1E is now compatible with Windows Vista.

Technology for reducing the energy consumption of computers running Windows Vista will hit the market today, with a product from power-management software vendor 1E that centralises and automates the PC shutdown process.

Technology for reducing the energy consumption of computers running Windows Vista will hit the market today, with a product from power-management software vendor 1E that centralises and automates the PC shutdown process.

1E has updated NightWatchman to include Vista systems in its central management and energy savings operations.

Technology for reducing the energy consumption of computers running Windows Vista will hit the market today, with a product from power-management software vendor 1E that centralises and automates the PC shutdown process.

1E has updated NightWatchman to include Vista systems in its central management and energy savings operations.

Technology for reducing the energy consumption of computers running Windows Vista will hit the market today, with a product from power-management software vendor 1E that centralises and automates the PC shutdown process.

NightWatchman® 5.0, a green friendly application developed by 1E is now compatible with Windows Vista.

Technology for reducing the energy consumption of computers running Windows Vista will hit the market today, with a product from power-management software vendor 1E that centralises and automates the PC shutdown process.

Technology for reducing the energy consumption of computers running Windows Vista is hitting the market today, with a product from power-management software vendor 1E that centralizes and automates the PC shutdown process.

1E estimates that 60% of U.S. workers who regularly use PCs do not turn them off at the end of the day.

NightWatchman centralizes and automates PC shutdowns..

There was some serious competition and this was the most interesting award category for 1E.

The winner of 2007 CNET Networks UK Business Technology Awards Enterprise Software Product of the Year was 1E's NightWatchman.

Tesco IT chief Colin Cobain scooped the CIO of the Year award at the fifth annual CNET Networks UK Business Technology awards last night.

If you are anything like us, you are probably pretty spent at the end of the day when it is time to leave the office.

Sometimes, I leave my computer on overnight. Am I evil or simply forgetful? How much power am I really wasting?

Financial services giant HSBC is to install software on all desktops across its international operations that will enable systematic switch-off of machines at night to reduce energy consumption.

IT Planner: Thinking 'green' can help make your storage data center efficient for years to come.

Everyone knows that shutting down your PC before leaving work is just as good for the company's bottom line as it is for the planet. As it turns out, this green no-brainer is often preached, but rarely practiced.

Out of 104 million office PCs in the US, at least 31.2 million are left on all night, according to the US PC Energy Report 2007.

UK companies continue to view environmental concerns as a distant priority when it comes to IT purchasing decisions, according to the latest survey from 1E, the UK-based global provider of Windows management software.

Here's one thing your company should know: A 10,000-employee corporation wastes an average of $165,000 a year, simply because employees don't put their PC's to bed by day's end.

College students, listen up: the Climate Savers Computing Initiative wants to buy you a pizza.