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how green can IT be?
Tuesday, May 27. 2008
60 percent of global executives view climate change as important to consider within their companies' overall strategyMcKinsey report on ITstrategyblog.com
A sudden outbreak of tree-hugging planet-conciousness? Nah.
I think the real reason that most IT shops should be looking at going green is the sheer cost savings component of itSUN CIO Bob Worrell on Biz-tech 3.0
First and foremost, this new trend is powered by record oil prices. Second: green has become a magical marketing word. A green spin covers any sin.
Hot air has become big business.
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Guido A.J. Stevens is internet entrepreneur. He holds an MBA and is co-founder and managing director of NFG Net Facilities Group: innovative open source internet solutions.
