Broadband Is Good for the Environment

'Tis The Season to go Green

Going green means more than putting timers on lights. For the communications community, it includes research, software design, procurement, manufacturing, power conservation, call center strategies, cooling processes and more.

Government-mandated rules to reduce carbon dioxide
emissions are considered very likely to be
put in place soon after the new year.

This means service providers, network owners, manufacturers and suppliers will have a decision to make: position themselves as a green communications provider or risk losing out on a multi-trillion dollar global market.

Energy companies are poised to take a good share of the potential green service offerings if the communications industry isn’t.

Are you willing to sit on the sidelines and let this happen?

Come to SUPERCOMM 2009 To Get The Information You Need
To Make Good Green Decisions.

Register Now.

Participate in frank discussions in a variety of conference sessions. Listen to Green Managers from around the globe talk about what they're doing now to meet new green initiatives as they're put in place.

Learn more about:

More efficient use of power in data centers
Reducing energy consumption
Remote energy management services for the office and home
Identifying existing network and energy path inefficiencies
Improved energy management
Replacing a compliance perspective with a continuous improvement outlook
Creating new revenue streams using existing technologies and infrastructure to deliver enhanced green communication services

The opportunity for broadband to decrease and avoid energy use is significant.

Electronic communications reduce the demand for first-class letters and newspaper subscriptions, decreasing the need for paper, saving trees, conserving energy and lowering transportation costs.
As more workers telecommute from home or other remote locations, billions of gallons of gasoline are saved.
As less commercial office space is used, less energy is consumed.
As more people shop online, gasoline and energy costs decrease, the number of cars on the road declines and retail buildings become less necessary.
As more workers teleconference, business travel is reduced, generating less carbon and other emissions.

These advancements and their contribution to improving the environment are significant, thanks to broadband technologies.

Why is SUPERCOMM important to your company?

"This is the first SUPERCOMM show for CBM of America, Inc. CBM’s innovative technology is the best kept secret in the industry, and after waiting for over 20 years to introduce “us”, we felt that there was no better venue than SUPERCOMM to have our “coming out” party."

Michael C. Stephens
President & CEO, CBM of America, Inc.