Grow Greener IT by Starting at the Bottom

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Grow Greener IT by Starting at the Bottom

Posted April 15, 2008 | Leadership |

IT can be the facilitator of efficiency and sustainability within a corporation. By driving sustainable practices from the bottom up, IT can help build a better, greener company around itself. There are some simple policy modifications that can be taken immediately to reduce the environmental impact of IT's use in the company, and then there are some cultural changes that take longer to enact.

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Emily Ryan

Emily Jane Ryan is the Manager of Client Services within an international software company's IT department. She is currently completing her MBA at the E. Phillip Saunders College of Business, Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Her concentrations are technology management and the newly established "managing for environmental sustainability." Graduating summa cum laude with a BS in information technology from RIT and carrying a strong… Read More

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Grow Greener IT by Starting at the Bottom

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