SURVEYOR is an easy-to-use software utility that allows you to measure, manage, and reduce your network's energy consumption, saving money and lowering your network's total cost of ownership. SURVEYOR adds new options to the Energy Star settings in your PCs, making this functionality more accessible and dynamic and allowing you to easily implement network-wide best practices that balance user productivity and energy efficiency.
SURVEYOR painlessly cuts 100 to 300 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of annual energy use from every PC in your organization - meaning an average £20 cost savings for each one, every year. For many customers this can mean a 5% to 15% organization-wide reduction in electricity consumption - overnight - with minimal set up and maintenance. At the same time, SURVEYOR details your energy and cost savings to the penny, with hassle-free built-in reporting.
SURVEYOR provides a simplified, transparent, network-level management interface for the power functions of thousands of networked PCs. With SURVEYOR, IT managers can synchronize the power options of their PCs in a way that gives users full flexibility but that still ensures energy-efficient operation of the hardware and compatibility with network operations. It can quickly shut down all PCs on the network - an invaluable benefit in an emergency situation such as a virus outbreak - and ensure that every PC is awake and ready for after-hours remote back-up jobs or software upgrades.
SURVEYOR can be deployed quickly and easily throughout a network, generating savings from the day it is introduced. SURVEYOR clients support any deployment tool in use by the IT department, as well as silent installs through scripts and across separate network domains. It requires minutes a year for every 1000 clients supported, and runs as a "set and forget" tool to keep PC energy waste under control.
If SURVEYOR sounds like a solution that can help your organization reduce its energy costs, please contact us.
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