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Reduce IT Energy Costs & Waste

Computer Power Management with Faronics Power Save

Did You Know?

It takes 438 kg (966 lb) of coal to power a computer for one full year.

Welcome1.About Faronics

2.Energy Waste from Desktops

3.Problems with Existing Solutions

4.Faronics Power Save

5.High-level Technical Overview

6.Power Save Reports

7.Power Save’s ROI

8.Closing Q & A

About Faronics

Intelligent software solutions for absolute control

In business since 1996

Over 25,000 customers in over 100 countries

Over 8 million licenses deployed

Offices in USA and Canada

Alliances

Energy Impact

Sources:BC HydroDepartment of EnergyLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) Study, 2001The Environmental Protection Agency www.epa.gov

Computers Consume Energy Unnecessarily

When on, computers consume ~150 Watts of power on average

A typical computer is active only 10% of the time

EPA estimates that 60% of users leave their computers on after working hours

EPA estimates savings between $25 -$75 per computer annually

The energy of 1000 PCs running every year is equivalent to:

682 tons of co2

The Issue of Rising Energy Costs

24/7 environment:

Number of Workstations 1,000

Cost per KWh $0.11

Computer Energy Use 135 W

Running 24/7 (hr/Yr) 8,760

Total KWh 1,182,600

Projected Annual Cost $130,086

Green Computing: Untapped Potential

ANNUAL SAVINGS OF:

$77,682

9 Hours/Work Day:

Number of Workstations 1,000

Cost per KWh $0.11

Computer Energy Use 135/25W

Running 9 hr/work day 2,340

Hours idle @ 25W 6,420

Total KWh 476,400

Projected Annual Cost $52,404

Green Computing: Untapped Potential

9Hr/Work Day GENERATES ANNUAL SAVINGS OF: $77,682Savings generated is enough to buy:

115 new Workstations or

40 new Laptops or

26 new Rack Servers

Problems With Existing Solutions

Existing Solutions Are Disruptive

Computers are turned off when background processes are running

Which causes the background jobs to be terminated, data to be lost, patches and updates are not delivered

Users can override OS settings

No way to centrally manage the workstation’s power consumption

No way to report on how much energy is consumed and/or saved

Machines that are shutdown sometimes need to be accessed from remote

Intelligent Computer Energy Management

Non-Disruptive to User or IT Processes

Power Consumption and Savings Reports

Audit Mode Enables Measurement & Verification

Override Operating System Power Management

Deployed & Managed Through Central Console

Multi-Platform: Windows & OS X Faronics Power Save delivers desktop computer energy management that can

be managed enterprise-wide and is non-disruptive to user or IT processes.

Faronics Power Save – Features & Benefits

System RequirementsPower Save Client (Managed workstation)

Windows 2000 SP4

Windows XP SP2, Vista 32 or 64 bit editions

Mac OS X, 10.3+, managed with ARD

Faronics Core Console (Management System for Windows Clients)

Windows Server 2003 or 2008

Windows XP SP2 or Windows Vista; 32- or 64-bit editions

MMC 3.0 or greater

.NET 3.5 or greater

SQL Server (Server or Workstation Based)

Any edition of SQL Server 2005 or 2008 or SQL Express 2005 or 2008

The Faronics Core ConsoleSchedule tasks, configure idle-power management events, generate reports, manage your workstation’s energy consumption centrally

Workstation Settings

Audit Mode

Override Windows Power Settings

Intelligent inactivity settings are custom defined

Shutdown Monitor

Three workstation modes

Standby, Hibernate, Shutdown

Issue custom messages to users

Energy management will not interfere with users

Power Save Windows

Added Functionality

Importantly, you define the meaning of Inactivity:

Disk utilization

CPU usage

Application usage

Auto-Sensing Deep Freeze Maintenance Schedules and set a time window to not activate.

Power Save Windows

Central Wakeup

Power Save has the ability to switch on remote computers through “Magic Packets”

Wake-on-LAN Relay “Last Man Standing”

Wake-on-LAN (WOL) broadcast packets cannot always cross routers and other networking equipment

Designate one or more workstations as WOL relays

Wake-on-LAN Web Interface

Workstation(s) can be woken up through a browser after logging on to the corporate Virtual Private Network (VPN).

Configure Energy Consumption Profile

1. Create Energy Consumption profiles to accurately report and predict cost savings

• Power Consumption on Monitor & CPU

Standby

Normal Operation

• Cost per KWH

Audit Report

Full Operation Report

Payback / ROI

One Time Cost of Power Save:

Corporate$12 + $2.40 = $14.40

Education$6 + $1.20 = $7.20

Includes 1st year support and maintenance

Perpetual license with renewable maintenance and support

Support and maintenance 20% of license price

Complete Return on Investment:

4-8 Months

Tangible Savings & Rapid ROI

A Select Group of Faronics Power Save Users

1. BC Hydro

2. RR Donnelley & Sons

3. American Specialty Health

4. Bakersfield City

5. Boston Public Schools

6. Los Angeles County Public Works

7. Roel Construction

8. City of West Sacramento

9. Redlands USD

10. Coeur D'Alene School District 271

11. Bentall Properties LP

12. Gaming Laboratories International

13. Orange USD

14. Montgomery County Community College

15. Santa Monica College

16. City of Chula Vista

17. Vancity Savings and Credit Union

18. Santa Cruz City Schools

19. Peru Central School District (NY)

20. Saddleback Valley USD

Coeur D’Alene School District

“When we did an RFP for the software, Faronics Power Save came in on top of all the competitors with a great set of features, within our budget, and the best bang for the buck.”

“Since we were able to recover the cost of the software through rebates from our power company, it was a ‘no-brainer’ that we needed to purchase Power Save. The return on investment was immediate.”

Jean BengfortDirector of TechnologyCoeur D’Alene School District

According to ENERGY STAR Program Manager Steve Ryan, the district will save approximately 2,193,581 kilowatt hours annually—equivalent to more than $100,000 in annual electricity costs.

Contact Jason Smithwick at New Star Energy Services

Technical discussion \ Deep Dive

Build business case to calculate Return on Investment

Pilot to prove technology and validate business case

Next Steps

Questions & Answers

Jason Smithwick

jsmithwick@newstarenergyservices.com

646-290-5400

Craig Curley

ccurley@faronics.com

800-943-6422 x4456

End of Presentation

California providers

PG&E, SCE & SDG&E rebates 100% license cost

SMUD rebates $10/license

Los Angeles Dept. of Water & Power up to 100% rebate

Silicon Valley Power 80% rebate

BC Hydro - $6/License to max 75% of product cost

Wisconsin Energy – 50% of license paid

Bonneville Power Administration – $18/license

Oregon, Idaho, Montana & Washington State

Oregon DOE – 25% of license investment

Manitoba Power – 100% rebate

New Hampshire – Public service of NH, 35% of license cost

Austin Energy – 50% rebate up to $5 per license

Seattle City Light - $8 rebate for every license (Municipal)

Snohomish Public Utility District - $8 per license

Wisconsin Energy – Rebate of 50% of license cost

Full list available at http://www.faronics.com/powersave/PSRebates.asp

Utility Rebates for Power Save - Known Programs: