Comments on: Green IT Strategy http://ITStrategyBlog.com/green-it-strategy/ Raj Sheelvant's blog on using Information Technology to create and sustain competitive advantage for the businesses Wed, 10 Mar 2010 11:48:44 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Johnny Thomson http://ITStrategyBlog.com/green-it-strategy/comment-page-1/#comment-2102 Johnny Thomson Mon, 28 Dec 2009 22:18:48 +0000 http://ItStrategyBlog.com/green-it-strategy/#comment-2102 Thank you for writing this, I can not find an information which is so clear and through up to now. <a href="http://www.mbi.com.tr/" rel="nofollow">Erp, customer relationship management </A>are my favourites, please check. Thank you for writing this, I can not find an information which is so clear and through up to now. Erp, customer relationship management are my favourites, please check.

]]> By: Ifti Akbar http://ITStrategyBlog.com/green-it-strategy/comment-page-1/#comment-1926 Ifti Akbar Mon, 14 Sep 2009 11:02:45 +0000 http://ItStrategyBlog.com/green-it-strategy/#comment-1926 Just as IT has made a significant contribution to economic growth and quality of life, IT can also play an important role in creating a green economy. We are in the middle of a period of digital transformation where every sector, from health care to energy and from transportation to education, is being fundamentally changed and improved by advances in IT. Digital transformation on this scale has unquestionable benefits from increases in productivity and quality, but it also potentially brings benefits for the environment. Examples of other nations are aggressively pursuing green technology including South Korea, Japan and Denmark, with much success. South Korea is set to become the world leader in green technology advances, mainly through a wide array of government policies supporting green/low-carbon technology, strong executive leadership and a substantial commitment of public funding for this effort. If the UK or US, or any country in the West expects to reap similar benefits, it should look to the South Korean example as it develops its own national green IT strategy. Just as IT has made a significant contribution to economic growth and quality of life, IT can also play an important role in creating a green economy.

We are in the middle of a period of digital transformation where every sector, from health care to energy and from transportation to education, is being fundamentally changed and improved by advances in IT.

Digital transformation on this scale has unquestionable benefits from increases in productivity and quality, but it also potentially brings benefits for the environment.

Examples of other nations are aggressively pursuing green technology including South Korea, Japan and Denmark, with much success. South Korea is set to become the world leader in green technology advances, mainly through a wide array of government policies supporting green/low-carbon technology, strong executive leadership and a substantial commitment of public funding for this effort.

If the UK or US, or any country in the West expects to reap similar benefits, it should look to the South Korean example as it develops its own national green IT strategy.

]]> By: Jennifer Briganza http://ITStrategyBlog.com/green-it-strategy/comment-page-1/#comment-234 Jennifer Briganza Fri, 07 Mar 2008 11:15:24 +0000 http://ItStrategyBlog.com/green-it-strategy/#comment-234 Hi!! cool stuff. Maybe you can mention your blog to folks on SiliconIndia.com as there are lot of techies like myself who can benefit from such info. Good Luck Hi!! cool stuff. Maybe you can mention your blog to folks on SiliconIndia.com as there are lot of techies like myself who can benefit from such info. Good Luck

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