May 13, 2009
Product Innovation Drives Teradata’s Sustainability Goals
Teradata Corporation, a datawarehousing and enterprise analytics company, has released its Corporate Social Responsibility Report that outlines its plan for sustainable business initiatives including product development. Over the last five product generations, Teradata says it has improved its total performance-per-watt (PPW) rating of its products by 182 percent.
To meet sustainability goals, the Miamisburg, Ohio-based company is focused on innovation in the design of data warehouse hardware and software, as well as the package and transport of product. It also follows through to how it works with suppliers, and how customers use….
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Reader Comments
This is excellent to hear how focused they are on products and internal sustainability, hats off. I think there is a bigger story if you look at how customers are using their products to improve their own efficiencies impacting overall sustainability exponentially. Many of their customers are saving millions of gallons of fuel and reducing energy consumption by working smarter with Teradata products. Looking at it through this lense, the impact potential is much larger than the efforts mentioned in this article.
Brent Quebman | May 20th, 2009