El próximo jueves 25 de noviembre a las 12:30 en el salón de actos de la ETSINF, Jochen Joswig de la empresa Maibornwolff, imparte la charla «Green Software». Esta charla se enmarca dentro de las actividades del mes del medio ambiente de la ETSINF.
Title:
Green Software
Abstract
Information and communication technology is both a curse and a blessing when looking for solutions to environmental problems like the climate crisis. On the one hand, things like video calls and instant messaging reduce the need for travel and thereby reduce greenhouse gas emissions. On the other hand, the total energy consumption and natural resource demand of ICT is growing. Therefore, it is in my opinion the responsibility of everyone involved in software development to use these resources as sparingly and efficiently as possible. Ideally during all parts of a software’s lifecycle.
There has been extensive research in recent years about Green Software. In my talk, I will introduce some of the key ideas and methods from this research and make the matter of Green Software more accessible. Furthermore, I will introduce some areas in which in my opinion research is still lacking and provide a personal view on how this could be changed.
Jochen Joswig
Jochen Joswig study Computer Science at the Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena (B.Sc.) and Universität Hamburg (M.Sc.). Since then, he has been especially interested in developing ESG and CSR software. He sees great potential in the cloud, when it comes to creating software solutions that are satisfying to use and at the same time eco-friendly, which is why he joined MaibornWolff in 2020 as a software engineer.