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Fujitsu’s Green IT benchmark research shows improvements and opportunites for cost savings
Fujitsu's Green IT Global Benchmark report for the financial services industry is the fourth report Fujitsu has undertaken with research partner, Connection Research. It looks at areas such as Green IT lifecycle, end user efficiencies, enteprise and data centre efficiencies, the use of IT in carbon reduction and measurement and monitoring.
"We wanted to create awareness within the industry sector and to provide a playing field so people know where they’re at and make them aware of the opportunities for cost savings that are on the table," said Fujitsu global executive director of sustainability, Alison Rowe.
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