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Unlocking the potential of green IT in government

Unlocking the potential of green IT in government

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By Victor Tsao, General Manager of Greater China, Citrix Systems, Inc. | Feb 9, 2010

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Governments are starting to recognise the need to reduce its carbon footprint and mitigate negative environmental impacts. Green IT can reduce exponentially the consumption and costs associated with critical, energy-intensive government IT functions, like the datacentre and the desktop. Victor Tsao, GM for Citrix Systems in Greater China, offers three key areas to help public-sector green efforts.

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