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Sustainable IT Playbook for Technology Leaders

You're reading from   Sustainable IT Playbook for Technology Leaders Design and implement sustainable IT practices and unlock sustainable business opportunities

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803230344
Length 418 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Niklas Sundberg Niklas Sundberg
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Table of Contents (18) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Why Is Sustainable IT Important?
2. Chapter 1: Our Most Significant Challenge Ahead FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Rise of Sustainable IT 4. Part 2: What Are Sustainable IT Practices?
5. Chapter 3: The Fundamental Building Blocks of a Sustainable IT Practice 6. Chapter 4: Data Center and Cloud 7. Chapter 5: Application and Data 8. Chapter 6: IT Hardware Management 9. Chapter 7: Energy Resource Management 10. Chapter 8: Leveraging Your Buying Power 11. Chapter 9: Sustainability by IT 12. Part 3: How Do You Accelerate Sustainable IT?
13. Chapter 10: Get Started Today 14. Chapter 11: Putting a Sustainable IT Strategy in Place 15. Chapter 12: From Strategy to Execution – Lead with Purpose and Deliver Progress Quickly 16. Index 17. Other Books You May Enjoy

Drivers for sustainable IT vendor and procurement management

The IT supply chain is very complex, with multiple delivery networks joined at the final assembly. Before the product reaches the end user, the material travels from mines to smelters, refineries, and subcomponent manufacturers to the final assembly before it is packed and sent for distribution. As a buyer, this poses a lot of risk in your IT supply chain to ensure that suppliers maintain high environmental and social standards connected to the sourced product. Violation of labor laws such as child labor, extensive overtime, poor and hazardous working conditions, and negative environmental impacts are a few examples that can introduce significant risk for the buying party that can impact your bottom line, reputation, and brand. Managing these risks poorly and inconsistently may significantly impact your company’s relationship with customers, employees, investors, and other key stakeholders.

As a buyer, you must...

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