November, 2011 - A new release of EnviProt’s Network Uptime Analyzer makes energy costs, CO₂ and the power consumption of all networked devices transparent. In this way, energy wasters can be easily identified and detailed reports used to setup an energy saving solution.

EnviProt makes mass deployment, integration, configuration, provisioning and error diagnostic easier for servers, desktops and laptops. This leads into higher productivity, more energy savings and reduces complexity.

Starting today 20/05/2011 EnviProt offers a new release of its leading PC Power Management solution Auto Shutdown Manager. One of the new key features is an automated assignment of PCs to the corresponding Power Policy Settings. This mechanism allows configuration based on filters analyzing PC names as well as Active Directory Attributes.  This is very useful especially in bigger organizations where hundreds or thousands of PCs must be configured with the appropriate Power Management settings. Now - for example - PCs in administration, class rooms, laboratories, support or sales departments can be configured with individual startup- uptime and shutdown timings and an intelligent idle analysis.

UC Berkeley's Dr. David Culler -- Professor of Computer Science and Associate CIO of the College of Engineering -- thinks all the other tools are "garbage." "We surveyed much of the space. We looked at all of the free tools, the open tools, the for-pay tools… EnviProt's Auto Shutdown Manager is light years ahead of anything else I’ve seen in the industry. It was quick to bring up, and the instructions for how to do it were quite simple.” Dr. Culler added that the tool is an extremely good value.

Read the full article here: http://www.greenschools.net/article.php?id=340

By Pays to Live Green · January 5, 2010                                                                                                                           

Did you ever realize how much energy corporation and schools waste by leaving
computer running or idle while not being attended?  A software product called Auto Shutdown Manager
(ASDM) created by EnviProt has helped many organizations already to drastically reduce their
energy consumption.
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by Heather Clancy, December 31st, 2009

Just before the holidays, I heard from a new-ish company working on power management software for desktop computers. The company, called Enviprot Americas, is targeting schools, universities and non-profits with its Auto ShutDown Manager utility. The technology is being tested as part of a green building initiative at the University of Berkeley, which you can read about at this link. As you might expect, the software is automating power-saving shutdowns across the campus. It also has been linked into wireless power meters so they can keep better check of the actual energy saved.

Enviprot is running a promotional offer for its software, under which schools, colleges, universities and non-profit organizations can buy a lifetime license for $499. It also has commercial/corporate pricing available.
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