J. Lack's IT Automation Platform currently supports Green Power Management Initiatives by centrally managing computer power settings. Our Central Power Management solutions, can set computers to go to sleep or, even power off after a predetermined amount of idle time rather than reverting to screen saver mode, which expends as much energy as a the full on-mode. J. Lack's Central Power Management system also allows us to turn off computers and reboot them remotely when access is required for installing updates and doing patch work. Offices often leave computers turned on long past business hours. Assuming that you shut down your computer for 16 hours a day (versus keeping it active 24/7), over the course of the computer's life (3 years = 2,880 lbs), the greenhouse gas emissions avoided will be about the same as taking a car off the road for a year. Of course the yearly savings on your LIPA bill can also be substantial. A J. Lack representative is trained in producing the ROI models necessary to determine how better power management can help your company reduce expenses without interrupting important routine nightly maintenance tasks.