For Green IT Managers

You know what to do. Prove it is worth doing.

Your roadmap competes for the same engineering time as everything else, and "it reduces our footprint" rarely wins that argument on its own. Sopht measures your estate from real usage across cloud, on-prem, devices, AI and applications, then quantifies each action in avoided emissions and avoided spend. You go into the arbitration with numbers instead of principles.

Infrastructure optimization

Right-sizing, lifespan extension, decommissioning and AI workloads, ranked by what each one returns.

Measurable reduction

Before and after on every action, with a trajectory that holds up when someone audits it.

Prioritized action plans

Plans your IT teams can run and your CSR team can report, generated from the same measured data.

Infrastructure optimization

You already know where the classic wins are, the difficulty is proving which ones deserve the engineering hours this quarter. Sopht measures cloud, on-prem and workplace infrastructure from actual consumption, then quantifies right-sizing, lifespan extension and decommissioning at the level of the individual resource. AI workloads come with the same granularity, down to the cost and emissions per request and per model, which is usually the scope your organisation is expanding fastest and measuring least.

Measurable reduction

A reduction you cannot demonstrate is a reduction nobody credits you with. Sopht tracks each action from recommendation through to implementation and shows the emissions and spend actually avoided, not the theoretical saving from the business case. Your trajectory builds from measured deltas over time, which means it survives contact with an auditor and with a skeptical CIO.

Prioritized action plans

Your influence depends on other teams executing, and generic recommendations do not get executed. Sopht produces plans scoped by owner, ranked by impact per unit of effort, and expressed in the terms each audience responds to, cost for IT and carbon for CSR. One measurement exercise, two readings, no translation work landing on your desk.

Bring us a scope you already have opinions about, whether that is your device fleet, a cloud account or an application you suspect is oversized. We will show you what Sopht measures on it and what each action would return in avoided emissions and avoided spend. You will be talking to people who work on this daily, so bring the hard questions about methodology and scope boundaries

Contact us today to talk with our experts and discover how Sopht can support your company on the path to more sustainable IT.

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What they say

Valued partners and essential feedback from the field.

"At Adecco, we knew that the environmental impact of digital would become a strategic issue, not just to meet regulatory requirements, but to reflect our values. Sopht helped us structure our Green IT approach, automate data collection, and turn an initial intention into a concrete, measurable action plan."

Workplace Manager & Green IT Lead
Julien Choubrac
Adecco

"Measuring and understanding our primary
emission factors is undoubtedly a challenge
in itself, but piloting them dynamically with
concrete action plans is what the Sopht
platform enables us to do."

Green IT Manager
Marie Ait Daoud
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"From the very inception of our assets, we are committed to minimising the environmental impact of our information systems. Through a strategic partnership with Sopht, we have implemented a solution to quantify the carbon footprint of our applications, thus aligning with the group's 2025 strategic plan."

Green IT program manager
Françoise Orand
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"Before Sopht, we had no reliable measurement or traceability of our digital footprint. It was difficult to quantify
emissions related to servers, the cloud, networks, and workstations, and to clearly distinguish the
different sources of impact."

IT Leadership support
Jean-Paul Verneret
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