How to Track IT’s Carbon Impact with Green Metrics That Matter
Gavin Cockburn – VP Workplace Solutions
Gavin helps enterprises simplify IT and drive growth. With expertise in cybersecurity, cloud, and global IT strategy, he’s a trusted advisor known for turning complex challenges into clear business results.
This Video Covers
How ViadexOne enables IT teams to track, visualise, and act on carbon emissions using Nexthink-powered telemetry. The demo explains how to generate sustainability dashboards using real device data, prioritise action by power consumption, and align digital workplace practices with ESG initiatives.
Track Carbon Impact with Real-Time Device Insights
Real-World Use and Insight
Sustainability in IT is no longer optional — it’s an operational imperative. Without accurate insight into device-level energy consumption and idle time, IT departments can’t contribute meaningfully to green initiatives.
ViadexOne helps IT leaders:
- Identify devices with excessive power drain
- Analyse uptime and idle patterns across global fleets
- Flag hardware for refresh based on energy inefficiency
- Export sustainability reports for ESG frameworks
- Align digital workplace operations with carbon reduction goals
One customer case study showed that nearly 60% of their laptops were underutilised overnight, costing thousands in unnecessary energy spend. ViadexOne surfaced these inefficiencies and enabled smarter refresh decisions aligned with green IT policies.
FAQ
Where does ViadexOne get its carbon usage data?
It aggregates metrics from device activity, uptime, BIOS settings, and usage patterns — using Nexthink telemetry to build accurate carbon snapshots.
Can these dashboards help with regulatory compliance?
Yes. ViadexOne’s sustainability dashboards support standards like ISO 14001, GHG Protocol, and internal CSR reporting.
How do I prioritise which devices to upgrade?
ViadexOne flags high-power devices with poor energy efficiency, letting you refresh based on environmental impact as well as age or performance.