Sustainable innovation
Sustainable innovation
Chemicals firm Rhodia's practices green IT to support the company's zero landfill and other sustainability policies, says Kenneth Goh, director of information systems at Rhodia Asia-Pacific
Nokia came out to be the most sustainable technology company during the 2009-2010 edition of the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes, and was chosen as “World Technology Supersector Leader,” making it the lead in the global technology sector.
The economic recession has squeezed IT budgets, hindered capital expenditure and generally slowed the growth of IT development. However, it may also push the green IT market towards growth.
Less than 10% of 1,200 surveyed firms across Asia Pacific have formally implemented a green IT strategy despite widespread awareness of green IT’s ability to cut carbon footprint and improve ROI, said Springboard Research Thursday.
According to the survey result, 60% of all firms without a green IT strategy in place plan to implement one in the next 24 months.
The green products market continues to gain momentum worldwide despite earlier forecasts saying that the market would shrink as a result of the economic slowdown.
Tan Choon Seng, vice president, contact center business, Avaya Asia Pacific talks about green IT, and sets misconceptions straight.
Demand for pre-used PCs worldwide is greater than supply, but less than half of the machines in the secondary market will be re-used, says Gartner.
Dell has joined the data center optimization market, promising a consultancy service that will help customers find their "hidden data center".
The social responsibility movement has almost completely bypassed corporate Hong Kong.
IBM and Harvard University have launched a community grid project in search of organic materials that can build a more cost-effective solar cell.
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