India emerges a leader in green IT potential

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Posted: Monday, Jul 07, 2008 at 1846 hrs IST
Updated: Monday, Jul 07, 2008 at 1846 hrs IST

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: said they would definitely consider green laptops and desktops 11-12% of the time, as per the survey.

The survey also shows that green laptops and desktops will be more in demand globally than elaborate green backend technology in the next year.

Globally, some of the biggest barriers to adopting green IT include prices, internal disagreement and politics, doubts about return on investment, lack of promotion of green products, unavailability of green products, and lack of impact on the environment.

The survey covered 26 enterprise technology brands. While some of them like Apple, HP, Microsoft, IBM, Intel, Sony and Dell were considered green leaders globally, companies like SAP, Alcatel-Lucent, Nortel and EMC were perceived as green laggards....

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