Latest Green articles
NewsWhitehall set to follow Defra's green IT blueprint
Defra CIO advised government CIO council on measures taken 13 Nov 2008
NewsHSBC to use smart building technology
System will monitor individual appliances that can be adjusted remotely 27 Oct 2008
CommentGreen spend can add up to a profitable future
Environmental concerns and cost cutting measures don’t need to be mutually exclusive, says Lorie Wigle 23 Oct 2008
IT key to DHL green commitment
Accurate assessment and real-time analysis of data is vital 13 Oct 2008
Computing awards: Green project of the year shortlist
We look at the candidates for the green IT award 09 Oct 2008
Government faces calls to target e-waste cowboys
Charity wants Environment Agency to be given resources to police WEEE directive 22 Sep 2008
It's time to revive some chilling ideas
The problems of cooling energy-hungry datacentres could be addressed using some very old technologies 18 Sep 2008
New European body tackles IT innovation
European Institute of Innovation and Technology launches with inaugural meeting in Budapest 16 Sep 2008
UK SMEs more open to emerging tech
New CompTIA study finds UK SMEs constantly evaluating new technologies 15 Sep 2008
Green issues baffling IT users
CIOs confused over long-term and medium-term priorities 11 Sep 2008
Profligate IT managers facing power blackouts
IT managers have little knowledge of how much energy they use, a survey warns 10 Sep 2008
Pharmaceutical Society refreshes videoconferencing
System will save on business travel and allow witnesses to testify from afar 10 Sep 2008
IT directors facing new priorities
IBM identifies next-generation consumers and data management systems as focus areas 05 Sep 2008
HSBC opens network of virtual meeting rooms
Cisco Telepresence systems save money and the planet, says bank 04 Sep 2008
Dumping goes unpunished as agencies pass the buck
The Environment Agency says it does not have the jurisdiction to monitor waste once it has left the UK 04 Sep 2008
Knowledge gap in green IT is hampering further adoption
IT managers need to realise green IT has reputation as well as environmental benefits 28 Aug 2008
Akhter launches green all-in-one PCs
Akhter touts energy-efficient hardware to tempt firms aiming to cut power bills 27 Aug 2008
Nottingham University ships 500 PCs abroad
Donation of computers to charity Computer Aid International ensures WEEE compliance 12 Aug 2008
Accord saves £150,000 per year by automating invoicing
Improved document processing times achieved at the advertising group thanks to new system 12 Aug 2008
WWF moves web site to third-party hosting
The charity hopes to reduce management costs by outsourcing web site hosting 01 Aug 2008
Accenture sees profit in green IT
The company claims that its three-part services suite will be different to offerings from large hardware vendors 31 Jul 2008
Cable investment to boost Icelandic datacentre hosting
London firms targeted with promise of high-speed connections and cheap geothermal energy 28 Jul 2008
A holistic approach to green IT is essential
Businesses must look at the whole picture when implementing green strategies 24 Jul 2008
Spiralling energy costs demand new strategies
BCS view: Moore’s Law was once a reliable power guide, but the figures no longer add up 24 Jul 2008
Waste not, want not
In the final part of our definitive guide to green computing, we look at the impact of green legislation on IT 24 Jul 2008
Get real to reduce carbon emissions
Trimming the fat from your IT department is the best way to start 24 Jul 2008
Government pushes for green
Carbon neutral plans include a promise that if emissions are not reduced, they will be offset 24 Jul 2008
Sainsbury’s introduces environmental-friendly till printers
Plans for ambitious carbon reduction targets by 2012 21 Jul 2008
Case study: The Eden Project
The ecological park continues to improve its green credentials 17 Jul 2008
Case study: Department for Work and Pensions
DWP has replaced old hardware with energy-efficient models and is educating staff 17 Jul 2008
A greener future
In the third part of our definitive guide to green computing, we look at the skills needed to support carbon-friendly policies 17 Jul 2008
Government IT to be carbon neutral in 4 years
Any emissions remaining after power reduction strategies in place will be offset 17 Jul 2008
Electricity dictates datacentre locations
Portable datacentres can be sited close to power supplies, adding flexible capacity to capability 17 Jul 2008
National Grid cuts carbon footprint with web conferencing
Energy giant reduces dependency on travel by improving remote communications 15 Jul 2008
Biffa upgrades waste centre networks
Call centres and recycling plants to get integrated voice and data 11 Jul 2008
The definitive guide to green computing
Rising energy costs mean going green makes business sense - we look at the latest trends 11 Jul 2008
Our judges are expecting excellence
We announce the prestigious line-up of judges who will decide our awards winners. 10 Jul 2008
Case study: Northumbria University
Using a thin-client infrastructure helped the institution to trim its energy bills 10 Jul 2008
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VideoTechnology and privacy
Watch the final video in a two-part Computing roundtable debate on the importance of putting data privacy issues at the heart of your IT plans 02 Dec 2008
AudioComputing podcast - Standard Life's offshoring plans; and the prospects for government IT
The insurance giant outlines its new outsourcing strategy; and we ask if the government's economic bailout will affect its IT plans 28 Nov 2008
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AnalysisOn a quest to build a connected society
BT Design’s JP Rangaswami talks to Gareth Morgan about his pivotal role in the telecoms giant’s efforts to deliver universal broadband and his plans to tap into the creativity of the open source community 04 Dec 2008
AnalysisWatchdog wants IT to cure privacy woes
Information Commissioner Richard Thomas is urging organisations to put privacy protection at the top of their procurement and development criteria 04 Dec 2008
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