Date: 
Live Webcast: April 3, 2008
Archive: The recorded Webcast is available to watch/listen to until October 3, 2008.

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Topic: Public sector organizations are being compelled to become more environmentally and socially responsible. How can government agencies leverage information technology (IT) as a catalyst to jump-start green changes?

We’ll discuss:

• The green movement and the drivers for change, including constituent interest and activism, customer awareness and buying behavior, and the evolution of government regulatory requirements.
• Implications of green regulations on government’s social and environmental performance.
• An approach to put IT on the fast track for going green.

Presenters:

• Lynda Pak, Deloitte Consulting LLP
• Christopher Park, Deloitte Consulting LLP
• Salomon Salinas, Deloitte Consulting LLP

Related Content:
Issues: Sustainability
Research: Green IT – The Fast Track to Enterprise Sustainability 
Research: Climate Changes Everything – The Dawn of a Green Economy
Podcast: The Greening of IT: What Companies Can Do to Save Energy, Money and the Environment
Services:  U.S. Federal and State Government
Services: Technology Integration