A few things we’re great at

With over 30 years professional experience, Making Software Greener has familiarity with a wide variety of technologies and skills. 

PUBLIC SPEAKING

An experienced, international speaker, M. Kelly Williams has presented at conferences for over 20 years. He speaks on a varieties of topics including Sustainability, IT Fundamentals, DevOps, Cloud, Containerization, “Soft Skills”, and Mental Health. Example videos may be viewed here. Sessionize Profile

COURSES AND WORKSHOPS

Need a course or workshop?  From sustainability to DevOps practices, we can provide custom training tailored for your needs.

BEST PRACTICES

From developing stategies to architecture and building practices, we can support your needs.

MENTORING & COACHING

We can provide mentoring and coaching for a variety of content areas.

Featured Article

Green software reduces environmental impact through energy-efficient coding, efficient resource management, sustainable lifecycle practices, and cloud computing, aiding IT sustainability.

CASE STUDY

Language Efficiency and Environmental Impact

Analyzing Carbon Footprint Implications
of Programming Language Choice

CASE STUDY

Challenges to Adopting the Sustainable IT Manifesto

Join us! It will only take a minute

News from our blog

Security isn’t just about protecting data—it’s also about creating systems that are efficient, durable, and sustainable. As IT professionals look to reduce their environmental impact, security principles like zero-trust computing and secure software design play an unexpected yet important role in making IT more sustainable. Let’s […]
In the world of technology, we often focus on innovation and efficiency. But what if we told you that the path to Sustainable IT follows a pattern as old as storytelling itself? Joseph Campbell's "Hero's Journey" isn't just for myths and movies—it's a powerful framework for understanding our journey towards greener, more responsible technology practices. Let's explore how the four pillars of Sustainable IT align with this classic narrative structure: Awareness: The Call to Adventure Just as a hero is awakened to a world beyond their everyday life, organizations must first recognize the need for change in their IT practices. This could be realizing the impact of energy consumption or the consequences of e-waste. Consciousness: Crossing the Threshold The hero's decision to answer the call mirrors the shift from awareness to consciousness in Sustainable IT. It's about integrating sustainability principles into the organization's culture and decision-making processes. Enablement: Tests, Allies, and Enemies As the hero faces challenges and finds allies, organizations implement Sustainable IT solutions. This might involve adopting new technologies, developing skills, or overcoming resistance to change. Empowerment: The Ultimate Boon The hero's triumph translates to the ability to drive significant change, not just within the organization but throughout the IT industry and society at large. By viewing Sustainable IT through this mythic lens, we can appreciate the transformative nature of the journey. It's not just about changing practices; it's about reshaping our organization's identity and goals. As we continue our quest for more sustainable technology, remember: every challenge is part of the journey, and every small win brings us closer to becoming the heroes our planet needs. Are you ready to answer the call to adventure in Sustainable IT?
With new regulations passed in Europe, California, and other parts of the world, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting is becoming more important than ever. Here are five articles about ESG topics from the past six months:

Contact us

contact information

write us or contact us on our social media

    No information gathered (Names, Email, SMS, Mobile, etc.), will be shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes.