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Dear {tag_recipientemail},
The November issue of Connection Monitor includes the following topics:
- The CEMSUS – A world-wide Carbon Emissions Management Software Census initiated by Connection Research read more
- Energy Consumption, drivers & inhibitors - How does the Australian business market react? New research from Connection Research read more
- ICT Breakfast Briefing Invitation - Must Attend Free Events. Invitation to attend an exclusive breakfast seminar and
networking event, Green ICT – a framework for understanding Sustainability read more
- esavvy reports - Connection Research is working towards a paperless office, without sacrificing the quality of our report deliverables to clients and members read more
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CEMSUS is a Connection Research Green IT initiative, which provides a comprehensive source of information on carbon emissions and sustainability reporting solutions for business and government.
Launching in October 2009 the online directory covers all significant Carbon Emissions Management Software (CEMS) products available worldwide.
For developers and distributors, the CEMSUS provides relevant exposure, informs buyers, and will generate new leads and interest in your solutions.
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For Business and Governments, the CEMSUS will assist you in navigating product choices and selecting the right solution for your department and business.
Includes:
• Details on over 60 products
• Comprehensive cross-referencing
• Enhance listings and direct reference materials
12 months listings are available now. For more information contact William Ehmcke:
williame@connectionresearch.com.au · +61 2 9467 9822
Read more about CEMSUS or visit:
www.sustainabilityvirtualsummits.com : Smart ICT
www.cemsus.com
CEMSUS is also available as an esavvy report online.
Please note: To be able to download or print the report, you must register first.
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Connection Research has launched the most comprehensive analysis available on the energy consumption of the Australian business market, based on a direct survey of over 1000 companies.
The survey covered business attitudes towards such issues as:
- Climate Change
- Contestability
- Smart Meters
- Consumer Attitudes, Actions and Trends
- The Built Environment
- Carbon Emissions Reporting and Trading
- Education and Awareness
The Business Energy Consumption in Australia report comprises the latest round of analysis in Connection Research’s Consumer and Community Sustainability portfolio Manager of Connection Research.
The evolving energy market impacts the consumer, the utility, the state and federal governments, and consultants in the field”, said Cassandra Phillips, Sustainability Portfolio Manager of Connection Research.
“We have investigated the strategies in place for the reduction of energy consumption and determined the affects of the rising price of energy on the Australian business market. We have asked the need-to-know questions about what Australian businesses are doing to measure and monitor their environment and what they are doing to reduce carbon emissions.”
The state and federal governments are now developing new initiatives and incentives to educate Australian business on how to reduce their power bills and carbon pollution. Consultants are struggling to keep abreast of the fast-changing issues. The big winners are supposed to be Australian businesses and consumers – but are they?
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The size of the overall market, and many of the initiatives, are well documented. What is not understood is the relative importance of each of the drivers of and barriers to energy consumption, and how this varies to the relative size, type and nature of Australian businesses.
“The purpose of this research is to measure the importance of these drivers and inhibitors across a broad spectrum of organisations, to identify patterns of energy consumption behaviour, and to understand better how to develop long term relationships with the Australian business sector by knowing what they want and how to deliver on their expectations” said Ms Phillips.
“Sustainability and best practice within all consumer and community environments is what we investigate on a regular basis in our Consumer and Community Sustainability portfolio. Connection Research is in the process of developing the 2010 research platform which includes primary research in the areas of Energy, Water, Waste, Sustainability, Residential Energy Management, The Digital Home, and Climate Change”, said Ms Phillips.
“Over the next twelve months we aim to provide the most comprehensive market research available, we have delivered on these initiatives over the past twelve months and we are currently looking for interested parties to participate in the 2010 subscription model either by way of sponsorship or investment in the research platform.”
The report is a public document and is currently available for purchase.
For more information about Business Energy Consumption 2009, click here
or contact Cassandra Phillips, Sales Manager
cassandrap@connectionresearch.com.au · +612 9467 9833
View press release 03 November 2009:
Energy Consumption, drivers and inhibitors – How does the Australian business market react?
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ICT Breakfast Briefing Invitation - Must Attend Free Events
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You are invited to attend an exclusive breakfast seminar and networking event, Green ICT – a framework for understanding Sustainability, to be held at BSI People - Level 1, 34 Hunter Street, Sydney on Tuesday 10th November 2009, between 7am and 9am. (This breakfast seminar is a FREE event).
This executive level event will provide you with an understanding of the basic principles of Green ICT, develop an appreciation of the importance of adopting best practice and will assist you in creating an action list and developing a framework for understanding Sustainability.
GREEN ICT - A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainability is the buzz word, all organisations large and small need to develop a framework for understanding Sustainability and the impacts of Green ICT.
The Green ICT – a framework for understanding Sustainability breakfast seminar will cover:
- Keeping the energy costs of ICT under control
- Using ICT as a CPRS (Carbon Pollution
Reduction Scheme)
- What is Smart 2020 – how IT enables my
business in a low carbon economy
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The breakfast seminar is an absolute must attend for any business person who is looking to gain a snapshot of where they stand against Green ICT practice, and more importantly, in relation to the national Green Readiness Index.
All attendees are invited to visit www.connectionresearch.com.au and click on the homepage link to fill in the Green Readiness Index Survey. As a result we will provide you with a one page scorecard to rate your organisation against the national ‘Green IT Readiness index’ absolutely free of charge. The one page scorecard will only be available to attendees of the breakfast seminar.
Don’t miss your chance to engage with your peers at what is sure to be one of the year’s top networking events. READY TO BOOK YOUR PLACE? Call Cassandra on 02 9467 9833 or email events@connectionresearch.com.au to secure your seat today.
Please remember this is a free seminar, so places will be secured quickly, be sure you don’t miss out, call or email us today. Feel free to invite your colleagues, all welcome.
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esavvy Reports
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Connection Research is working towards a completely paperless office, without sacrificing the quality of our report deliverables to clients and members. We therefore would like to introduce you to our new esavvy reports, only available through our website.
To accommodate as broad an audience as possible, the esavvy report launch involves four of our most recent reports, one in each of our four service areas.
Community sustainability
Preview Domestic Energy Consumption in Australia 2009 online. Should you wish to view the entire report after previewing key findings, introduction and methodology, send our sales manager Cassandra Phillips an enquiry.
Green IT
The Green IT and Sustainability in Australia 2009 report allows readers to view the entire report online. However, if you wish to download or print the report you must register with Connection Community first
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Building Industry and Trades
Preview our latest issue of the Australian Digital Atlas (2009) online. Should you wish to view the entire report after previewing key findings, introduction and methodology, send our sales manager Cassandra Phillips an enquiry.
Carbon & Compliance
The ‘Who are the Green Collar workers’ report also allows readers to view the entire report online, but to download or print the report you must register with Connection Community first
Short descriptions of our reports and services are available online. For more detailed information about research and reports, please contact Research Director, Graeme Philipson
Direct: +61 2 9467 9811
Email: graemep@connectionresearch
For sales enquiries, please contact our Sales Manager, Cassandra Phillips
Direct: +61 2 9467 9833
email: cassandrap@connectionresearch.com.au
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