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Green IT, Purchasing Guide - Exove
Green IT, Purchasing Guide - Exove
Download the Green IT Purchasing Guide and learn how to make procurement decisions that benefit both your organization and the planet.
·exove.com·
Green IT, Purchasing Guide - Exove
Decarbonise your user journeys
Decarbonise your user journeys
A new tool that blends your everyday work apps into one. It's the all-in-one workspace for you and your team
·axiomatic-block-3be.notion.site·
Decarbonise your user journeys
Introducing the Systems Series - ClimateAction.Tech
Introducing the Systems Series - ClimateAction.Tech
This article is about the systems series called “Systems Change for Sustainable Tech” that will be starting on 22nd May. Throughout the series we will be co-creating a vision for sustainable tech, map the current reality using systems maps (causal loop diagrams), find leverages to intervene for greater impact, design interventions, create action plans to reduce the gap between vision and current reality.
·climateaction.tech·
Introducing the Systems Series - ClimateAction.Tech
Shifting Left: The Strategic Approach to Web Accessibility
Shifting Left: The Strategic Approach to Web Accessibility
In the world of web accessibility, we often see organizations taking a reactive approach: they launch products, run accessibility audits, and then scramble to fix the issues found. While fixing accessibility problems is crucial, this reactive cycle creates a constant game of catch-up. There's a better way: shifting left.What Does "Shifting Left" Mean?The concept of "shifting left" comes from the software development lifecycle, where stages typically flow from left (planning) to right (production
·nira11y.com·
Shifting Left: The Strategic Approach to Web Accessibility
Audits Are Not Enough: Understanding How to Fix Accessibility Issues for Good
Audits Are Not Enough: Understanding How to Fix Accessibility Issues for Good
Many organisations approach digital accessibility as a one-time project: audit their sites, fix the problems found, and move on. However, this mindset misses the bigger picture. True accessibility isn't achieved through a single audit-and-fix cycle—it requires fundamental changes to how organisations design, develop, and maintain their digital products.The Common Misconception: Accessibility as a ProjectWhen companies first address accessibility, they typically commission an audit, receive a rep
·nira11y.com·
Audits Are Not Enough: Understanding How to Fix Accessibility Issues for Good
Playbook
Playbook
Best practices and patterns for climate-conscious product management.
·climateproductleaders.org·
Playbook
Chat UI Energy Score - a Hugging Face Space by jdelavande
Chat UI Energy Score - a Hugging Face Space by jdelavande
Chat with a language model that tracks and displays the energy consumption of your messages. Enter text prompts, and get detailed responses along with energy estimates converted to relatable activi...
·huggingface.co·
Chat UI Energy Score - a Hugging Face Space by jdelavande
Updated Carbon Methodology for the AWS Customer Carbon Footprint Tool | Amazon Web Services
Updated Carbon Methodology for the AWS Customer Carbon Footprint Tool | Amazon Web Services
Customer Carbon Footprint Tool (CCFT), launched in 2022, is a tool that helps customers track, measure, and review the carbon emissions generated from their AWS usage. The CCFT accounts for Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, as defined in the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, covering the full range of AWS products, including Amazon EC2, Amazon S3, AWS Lambda, and more. The emissions are provided as Metric Tons of Carbon Dioxide equivalent (MTCO2e). Today, we are publishing three updates as part of our ongoing process to enhance the CCFT: 1) easier access to carbon emissions data through the Billing and Cost Management Data Exports service, 2) more granular carbon data at the AWS Region level, and 3) updated, independently-verified methodology.
·aws.amazon.com·
Updated Carbon Methodology for the AWS Customer Carbon Footprint Tool | Amazon Web Services
Accessibility Maturity Model
Accessibility Maturity Model
Digital accessibility is a human right. Yet 1.3 billion people in the world living with disability experience accessibility barriers everyday. The cost of excluding people with disabilities is high. Not only from a civil rights standpoint but also from a business perspective. People with disabilities represent the largest minority worldwide with a discretionary income in the billions. Companies risk losing customers, revenue and top talent while also facing legal risk, as digital accessibility is required by law in many countries.
·w3.org·
Accessibility Maturity Model