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Moving IT from a Green Plan to Sustainable Operations

Posted April 30, 2008 | Leadership | Cutter Benchmark Review

The sustainable IT movement is increasingly recognized in today's businesses, from manufacturing to finance, and companies are developing ways to reduce their ecological footprint in many areas. While the need for green IT is acknowledged throughout industry, the implementation of green initiatives and the development of supporting management structures still require increased focus. The combination of environmental stewardship, technical knowledge, and change management skills are vital for any organization during this cultural and operational transformation.

About The Author
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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