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Should Designers or Tech managers Attend the TIA's ICT Green Boot Camp?Held in San Jose on March 18, The ICT Green Boot Camp Features Interactive Panel Discussions on Green Design and Market Access, Policy and the Low-Carbon Economy and Business Opportunities in Green ICT It looks like the TIA has gotten on the sustainability bandwagon – and not a moment too soon. This workshop/boot camp should provide an excellent overview on why and how environmental performance is rapidly becoming a must-have checkbox for the electronic equipment being purchased by many government agencies and corporations. Although this half-day event is intended primarily for tech managers and a bit further up the food chain than I’d normally be writing about here, the topics they’re talking about are driving how we will design the next generation of telecom and data center equipment. Even if the topics are too high-level to be of interest to you or any other engineering staff, it would be worth you while to talk someone in the marketing department into attending. |
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