A deeper shade of green

  • Oct 30, 2008

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Question: What tools and resources would best help you reduce the environmental effects of your information technology acquisition, use and disposal?

Answer:


  • Better information from vendors/outside evaluators. (25 respondents)
  • Easier disposal/access to supplies. (23)
  • Automated solutions. (19)
  • Federal requirement/guidance. (17)
  • Easier access to metrics/systemic measures. (13)
  • Training/resources. (13)
  • Local agency control. (2)

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