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Brownie points for green IT will go away... and then?
Source: Total CIO
November 17, 2008
On the trip down to the annual SIMposium conference in Orlando this week, I leafed through Time magazine’s commemorative issue on the presidential election (great photos from both campaigns) and was struck by the number of advertisements plugging green IT.. >>Read More
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