AVON, Conn. — Going virtual is helping COCC to go green.

Going from 110 computer servers to only eight was one way the provider of core processing and other electronic services to credit unions and community banks has cut costs and energy consumption.

"The 'virtual' technology behind this innovation created an 'image' of the original 110 servers and now operates those images on just eight servers," says Joseph Lockwood, COCC's chief technology officer.

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