green IT
The US-based Uptime Institute this week announced its list of “Global Green 100,” the top corporations to demonstrate “significant energy efficiency achievements” at their data centres. The 100 companies will be officially named and recognised on 15 April, during the Green Enterprise IT Awards ceremony in New York. “Only 1
green IT
A majority of IT professionals say their organisations are aware of the environmental concerns raised by their industry, yet just as many give green IT efforts a failing grade, according to a study released today. The BPM Forum report, “Think Eco-Logical: IT Sustainability Imperatives in Internet and eCommerce Business” (PDF)
green IT
IBM today announced the launch of a new technical validation program aimed at helping IT customers choose energy- and environment-friendly technologies. The “Ready for IBM Energy and Environment” programme is a first for the IT industry, according to Big Blue. The validation will enable IBM Business Partners to validate their
green IT
Computer company Fujitsu Siemens is going to start slapping a big, fat ‘green’ label on all its products that are more energy efficient and environmentally friendly. Fujitsu Siemens says the ‘Green IT’ label (pictured) will help flag up the green credentials of its computer products for customers. The new green
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It’s something of a statement of the obvious but tech industry analyst Gartner has found that corporate IT departments are being overwhelmed and confused by greenwash and the vendor marketing hype around green IT. Faced with this IT bosses are confused about the implications of green IT, including the