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Embolic-Stroke

Introduction to Green in Software Engineeringountries. We invite governments, as appropriate, to create enabling frameworks that foster environmentally sound technology, research and development, and innovation, including in support of green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication…’.

背書

季雨

Constructing Green Software Services: From Service Models to Cloud-Based Architecturer range of business, social and individual activities [5]. This chapter is focused on the research and development in the second direction—to leverage software to solve sustainability problems in a wider scope.

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尾巴

生命

From Requirements Engineering to Green Requirements Engineering and continuous deduction and refinement. Thereby, software engineers are enabled to strategically align the objective of environmental sustainability with the other objectives for the software system under development.

煞費(fèi)苦心

A Decision-Making Model for Adopting Green ICT Strategiesfor industry as energy consumption of ICT systems grows and related energy footprint into realise important financial savings while decreasing the environmental impact of their systems—in terms of, for example, greenhouse gas emissions, e-waste and heat generation [9].

沉積物

Participation and Open Innovation for Sustainable Software Engineeringllaborative creativity processes that lie behind it, towards an understanding of the conditions under which participation may lead to more sustainability. The case of open source software is analysed as an illustration and finally suggests novel participative and requirements-oriented techniques to support the design of sustainable systems.

Reverie

,Der objektorientierte Entwicklungsproze?,for industry as energy consumption of ICT systems grows and related energy footprint into realise important financial savings while decreasing the environmental impact of their systems—in terms of, for example, greenhouse gas emissions, e-waste and heat generation [9].

憤世嫉俗者

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-98025-1llaborative creativity processes that lie behind it, towards an understanding of the conditions under which participation may lead to more sustainability. The case of open source software is analysed as an illustration and finally suggests novel participative and requirements-oriented techniques to support the design of sustainable systems.