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Cloud computing services in New Zealand are more sustainable than in Australia due to heating and cooling costs, says Gartner.

Dougal Watt, CTO for IBM New Zealand, shares his vision of which five sustainable innovations will change our lives in the next five years.

There are plenty of green benefits from Cloud computing, says Alison Rowe, Global Executive Director Sustainability, Fujitsu Australia and New Zealand.

Businesses driving green initiatives thrive with virtualisation, slashing energy costs by 80% and minimising e-waste. A sustainable future awaits.

IT&C vendors evolve, aiming for eco-friendliness to meet the rising demand for sustainable tech among informed customers.

Unleash your creativity and help save the planet with crafts from everyday items! Dive into crafting for fun and stylish home improvements.

Green computing steps into the spotlight, promising a blend of eco-friendly tech solutions that slash energy costs and safeguard the future.

As critics debate NZ's green impact, the nation's slow but rising environmental awareness suggests eco-critics may soon be history's footnotes.

Cloud computing emerges as a green IT solution, enhancing efficiency while reducing energy use, offering a sustainable option for businesses.

Greenpeace's Cool IT Leaderboard highlights IT firms' climate efforts. Cisco leads with 62 points, doubling its score through emissions-saving tech.

As the economic outlook brightens, companies are reviving shelved IT projects, with managed print services (MPS) set to boost productivity and cut costs.

Eaton's 'green' UPS, boasting a 99% efficiency rate, offers resellers a competitive edge in sustainability and energy savings.

Green IT has been around for some time now and has taken on a number of guises, from energy effi ciency to more easily recyclable products.

Corporate networks enter 'business 2.0', evolving as the backbone of competitive advantage amidst challenges in security and management.

Concerns about the environment and rising energy costs are leading organisations to implement green policies, boosting the green IT services market.

Companies must consider carbon emissions as a factor in their supply chain equation to reduce costs and improve efficiency.

Climate change is a major business risk and companies need to take action to address its impacts, says a new report.

Firms adapt IT budgets amidst recession, betting on tech like Unified Communications to propel efficiency without hefty initial costs.

Product code services streamline operations, saving time and money for resellers, while offering an avenue for additional revenue.

The Climate Savers Smart Computing Program, led by Intel and Google, launches in New Zealand to boost energy efficiency in PCs and servers.