Muchunguzi, The Green ICT area is one of great interest to me. Was just wondering on what in your opinion are the main concerns and possible research areas on Green ICT in our region. I welcome ideas from any other interested person. regards, James Kagwe On 2/13/2012 5:16 PM, Albert Mucunguzi wrote:

Dear All,

For all interested, here is PC Tech's interview with HP's Environment Manager (Annukka Dickens) on HP's policies on Green ICT and Climate Change.

http://bit.ly/zdqbhb

Cheers.

-- Albert Mucunguzi

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