Deploy digital sobriety: guiding toward a sustainable information system
summary
Argues that digital systems already eat a large share of the carbon budget and that the right response is measure scope 1/2/3 including device manufacturing, cut kilowatt‑hours by design and longer device lifecycles, and pair savings with green power purchase and carbon accounting. Describes a practical toolkit: greenhouse‑gas protocol mapping, proxies and monitors for service energy, pilots inside AXA and Shift Project workshops, early pilots and training programs in production — results show measurable reductions and ongoing rollout.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Digital sobriety introduction
- 7:14Origins and stakes of Shift project
- 12:25Carbon budget implications
- 18:15Digital impact on climate
- 23:05Reducing infrastructure power footprint
- 29:08Systemic analysis of information systems
- 36:28Sustainable digital management strategies
- 43:44Regulations and governance role
- 48:25Experience feedback and best practices
- 56:15Mesurer et compenser l'empreinte carbone
- 1:01:14Digital sovereignty and carbon ethics
- 1:07:06Concrete solutions and immediate actions
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