As industry goes green, outsourcing will benefit
By The National Outsourcing Association (NOA) in Industry
Posted in Green on
New research from Datamonitor has found that Green IT has moved to the forefront of the corporate agenda. The adoption of eco-friendly computing is fast emerging as a priority for technology decision makers and this will only rise further as the government considers implementing legislation to make going green an obligation.
Once legislation is put in place (and even in the interim period) the increase in green focus will lead to a spate of outsourcings. End users will outsource in order to gain access to more efficient datacentre technology and make the most of economies of scale not available to individual organisations (this is why companies outsource now, of course). The end user will also outsource because of the reduction in risk due to the speeding up of compliance with incoming regulations.
And with the focus on green increased, end users will look to suppliers’ green credentials when deciding who to outsource to. Suppliers are eventually going to have to meet a Green Benchmark (GB), alternatively known as a sustainability benchmark. From your GB, an end user can establish a baseline on which suppliers can improve their green performance.
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