Green Market

Initiatives to help combat climate change have increasingly creeped into companies’ long-term business goals over the years. Many are striving to reach environmental targets – oil giants like BP, Eni SpA, Equinor ASA, Shell, Respol SA, and Total SA have all announced ambitious goals in the last year to reach net-zero carbon dioxide emissions. Accompanying these announcements have also been pledges to invest heavily in renewables.

Currently, the emphasis is on transition and starting to rollout efforts that make operations more sustainable. It’s impossible for an organization to become “100 percent green” overnight. The reality is, starting with smaller steps and making the way up to large strides is an efficient strategy. There is an abundance of tools and processes at our disposal to make business as green as possible…. Read More »

Bringing IT Hardware Investments Full Circle

The familiar environmental edict to “reduce, reuse, recycle” has reached enterprise organizations and network operators. Companies have recognized that efforts to drive efficiencies and cost-savings overlap well with ecological initiatives intended to cut down on waste and overall environmental footprint.

Today, IT managers are talking “refurbish, redeploy, resell.” That’s the green market, a more sustainable and budget-friendly alternative to constantly scrapping hardware every time a refresh is done in the network that causes hardware to get displaced…. Read More »