Tranquil IT and Green IT

In a world where ecological transition has become a priority, the IT sector must also adopt more responsible practices. Tranquil IT and Green IT

The environmental footprint of digital technology is significant, particularly due to the production of hardware and the energy consumption of IT infrastructure. In this context, WAPT is establishing itself as an ally of the Green IT movement, offering concrete solutions to reduce the ecological impact of IT systems.

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1. Extend the service life of equipment

One of the main challenges of Green IT is to limit the frequent replacement of IT equipment. In fact, 80% of a computer’s carbon footprint is linked to its manufacture. Thanks to WAPT, operating systems and applications are kept up to date with stable versions, ensuring better performance and resource management.

With a more reliable system, users enjoy an improved experience, reducing the need for premature equipment replacement. Effective and proactive maintenance thus extends the life of workstations and avoids premature replacement, a key lever for reducing the environmental impact of digital technology.

2. Reduce the carbon footprint of IT travel

Traditionally, software maintenance and deployment require on-site interventions, involving numerous trips by IT teams. These trips account for a significant portion of companies’ carbon footprints.

Thanks to WAPT, these interventions can be fully automated and carried out remotely. IT teams can thus deploy and update software without having to physically travel. This approach drastically reduces the carbon footprint associated with transportation, while optimizing the time and resources of technical teams.

3. Optimize the use of IT resources

WAPT also enables more efficient management of software and user rights. Thanks to its administrator rights management system and self-service access to necessary applications, it prevents the proliferation of unnecessary software and limits system overload. Less unnecessary software also means lower resource consumption and improved energy efficiency.

Furthermore, in the event of a breakdown or change of workstation, reinstalling a complete work environment is simplified and takes only a few minutes of operator time to prepare, with the actual reinstallation taking place in the background. This optimization reduces IT resource waste and maximizes the use of existing equipment.

Adopting WAPT means choosing more sustainable and responsible IT. By optimizing equipment management, limiting unnecessary travel, and avoiding excessive software consumption, WAPT actively contributes to Green IT and helps companies reduce their environmental impact.

Digital technology has a key role to play in the ecological transition, and solutions such as WAPT make it possible to combine performance, efficiency, and environmental responsibility.