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Survey: Only a third of firms measure climate impact of IT operations

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clock 23 March 2020 •
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Could more staff working from home help reduce CO2? | Credit: pxfuel

Poll of 500 large UK businesses indicates only a third measure the climate impact and energy consumption of staff IT use

As corporates around the world are forced to embrace a more flexible working culture in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, a survey of large UK businesses and organisations indicates only a small proportion...

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