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From observability to sustainability: Reduce your IT carbon footprint with Dynatrace Carbon Impact

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Date Published
Author
Gary Kaiser
Word Count
1,122
Company Posts That Month
25
Language
American English
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Summary

Environmental sustainability has become a critical focus for organizations and investors, driven by regulatory mandates and a growing awareness of the need to balance human activity with the natural world. The Carbon Impact app, developed with Dynatrace® AppEngine, provides a solution by tracking and analyzing carbon emissions across hybrid and multicloud environments to support carbon-reduction initiatives. This app converts utilization metrics like CPU, memory, disk, and network I/O into CO2 equivalents, offering insights into the IT carbon footprint and identifying opportunities for emissions reduction. Despite the potential benefits, many organizations lack the tools and real-time analytics required to measure and reduce their IT carbon footprints effectively. The app aims to transition organizations from passive reporting to active reduction efforts, providing detailed reports and recommendations to guide actions. As regulatory bodies like the SEC and the European Parliament enforce stricter sustainability reporting rules, tools like the Carbon Impact app become essential for organizations to meet compliance requirements and inform investors about sustainability risks. Overall, the app serves multiple audiences, aiding compliance, investment guidance, and operational teams in reducing carbon footprints and aligning with ESG initiatives.

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