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Recent research has revealed that despite the high profile of environmental issues, 42% of IT executives admit their firms do not monitor IT-related energy spending and have no cohesive strategy for dealing with power costs from an IT perspective. It has been found that 64% of firms feel that an industry standard on energy efficiency on IT equipment would cause them to change their procurement policies.
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Recent research has revealed that, despite the high profile of environmental issues, 42% of IT executives admit their firms do not monitor IT-related energy spending and have no cohesive strategy for dealing with power costs from an IT perspective. With rising energy costs and a growing demand for power, it is likely that energy concerns will move much higher up the agenda. 64% of firms feel that an industry standard on energy efficiency on IT equipment would cause them to change their procurement policies.
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However, with rising energy costs and a growing demand for power it is likely that energy concerns will move much higher up the agenda.
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Current revision as of 14:23, 1 November 2007

Full story: Green IT Still Low on CIO Agenda (3-Oct-07)

Recent research has revealed that, despite the high profile of environmental issues, 42% of IT executives admit their firms do not monitor IT-related energy spending and have no cohesive strategy for dealing with power costs from an IT perspective. With rising energy costs and a growing demand for power, it is likely that energy concerns will move much higher up the agenda. 64% of firms feel that an industry standard on energy efficiency on IT equipment would cause them to change their procurement policies.

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