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Higher Ed Least Likely Sector To Adopt Energy Management Policies

Tuesday, August 5th, 2008

Information technology leaders in colleges and universities are more concerned about environmental issues than their counterparts in every other sector–corporate, state/local, federal, and higher education. But they are also least likely to have formal policies in place for addressing energy efficiency, according to a new survey released Monday by CDW Government (CDW-G).

The Higher Education IT Energy Efficiency Picture
According to the report, dubbed the “Energy Efficient IT Report” (E2IT), 65 percent of higher education IT pros said they support environmental initiatives versus and average of 54 percent in all other sectors combined. They’re also more likely than others (56 percent versus 46 percent) to work with top executives “who are concerned with environmental sustainability.”

By David Nagel

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, August 5th, 2008 at 9:25 am by Raquel Rios and is filed under News

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