IT must be called to account over emissions

Photos: Nokia takes recycling to the next level

Q&A: Pen Hadow, explorer

Denplan bites hard on document automation

Virtualisation cuts carbon and servers

How to baseline power consumption

Why must IT go green?

Running an organisation's IT efficiently should lead to a smaller carbon footprint for the whole business - even though this may not be a goal in itself for many CIOs. This special report focuses on the pressures IT directors face in trying to run an efficient function, examining issues ranging from the conflicting demands of compliance and energy savings, to maximising the use of servers and infrastructure. We look at the key topics and the steps organisations can take to ensure their IT is as efficient in business terms - and consequently in ecological terms - as possible.

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IT must be called to account over emissions
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Tech dodges green equation…

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Photos: Nokia takes recycling to the next level
Remaking the mobile...

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Q&A: Pen Hadow, explorer
On climate change, how technology has changed the life of an explorer and the dangers of swimming with bears in the Arctic...

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Denplan bites hard on document automation
Dental payment plan provider Denplan has implemented a document automation system to update communications with customers more flexibly and comply with new regulations.

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Virtualisation cuts carbon and servers
But watt's the cost?

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How to baseline power consumption
A measure for measures…

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Why must IT go green?
Because it has no other option...