
doi: 10.1109/mitp.2013.22
handle: 11583/2506317
Ever-increasing energy costs and saving requirements, especially in enterprise contexts, are pushing the limits of enterprise resource planning (ERP) to better account for energy, with component-level asset granularity. The authors use an application-oriented approach to explore the aspects involved in designing energy-aware ERPs and describe a prototypical open source implementation based on the Dog Domotic Gateway and the Oratio ERP.
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