Eco-nomics. Despite a tough economy, many CIOs are incorporating eco-friendly initiatives into their strategies.

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Abstract
* Several health systems have adopted environmentally friendly practices like computer recycling programs, energy-efficient lighting, carpooling programs, and building design components that limit water usage. * Vendors are offering more energy-efficient products like virtualization software and switching equipment. * ClOs are reducing power usage and costs by consolidating servers, installing more efficient chilling systems, and implementing policies to power down desktops that aren't in use. * Green IT can be a difficult conceptto sell to CEOs and hospital boards unless it goes hand-in-hand with cost savings.
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Authors Gamble, Kate Huvane;
Journal healthcare informatics : the business magazine for information and communication systems
Year 2009
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