Technology-staff members know their computer gear. Facilities guys know a college’s energy consumption — they see the bills. Getting these two parties to talk to each other is one of the first steps to establishing greener IT operations on campus. That’s the topic of the latest episode of Tech Therapy, The Chronicle technology podcast. Listen to it here.
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Lawrence Biemiller
is a senior writer at The Chronicle who writes about facilities and architecture, and contributes to the Notes from Academe column.
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Scott Carlson
is a senior reporter at The Chronicle, covering architecture, sustainability, and energy.
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Xarissa Holdaway
is a Web producer at The Chronicle, with a background in reporting.
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