Wells Fargo
Jim Borendame has responsibly for Mainframe/ Midrange and Related Storage, Open Systems, Open Systems Storage Data Center Management, Data Center Programs, Satellite Data Center Programs and Integrated Domain Management. His past responsibilities include legacy Wachovia’s data center facilities, distributed server engineering, enterprise data management, engineering, practices, services and strategies, storage engineering and management and z/OS (mainframe) engineering. Borendame has 30 years of IT management experience in a variety of industries. Before joining Wachovia, he was head of JPMorgan Chase’s Global Technology Infrastructure (GTI) Production Support organization. Previously to that, Jim’s career included responsibility for the creation and operation of a geo-diverse Enterprise Command Center function for Bank One, head of operations for the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Director of Infrastructure for Montgomery Ward and Director of systems software for International Harvester.D37
Title:
Reducing Wells Fargo’s Carbon Footprint through Efficient Data Centers
Description:
Wells Fargo’s goal is to be responsible environmental stewards in every community where we do business. That means we must integrate environmental responsibility and thoughtfulness into our business practices, operations and culture. Last October, Wells Fargo announced that it has set a goal to reduce its U.S.–based greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent below 2008 levels by 2018. Managing its data centers for energy efficiency is a key component of that reduction effort. In this presentation, learn more about Wells Fargo’s commitment to the environment and how maximizing efficiencies from its data centers—including virtualization, network bandwidth, storage density and more—helps to reduce Wells Fargo’s carbon footprint.
