It’s a great privilege to share that Dell has been named one of Computerworld’s Top Green-IT organizations for 2011. We were recognized, among others, for implementing smart and efficient strategies to achieve “green IT” on behalf of our customers. You can read more at www.computerworld.com . Companies reviewed for this honor are working to reduce energy consumption in IT equipment and are using technology to conserve energy and lower carbon emissions.
“Many of the organizations recognized in our fourth annual Top Green-IT issue have woven energy-saving initiatives into the fabric of their IT strategies,” said Scot Finnie, editor in chief, Computerworld.
As a company that maintains a strong focus on customer needs and delivering effective, personalized IT solutions, Dell knows that saving energy helps customers get more out of their IT environments. Dell’s goal is to deliver the highest quality and most energy-efficient products and solutions with the least impact on the environment.
Dell’s sustainability focus is concentrated on efficiently managing its own operations, developing innovative energy efficient products and solutions for customers, shipping products with sustainable packaging materials, and providing world class recycling options that make it easy for its customers to be green. To learn more about Dell’s commitment to sustainability, click here.
In addition to this honor, last week Dell was ranked No. 5 in Newsweek’s Greenest Companies in the U.S. This is the third consecutive year Dell has been ranked in the top five by Newsweek for its commitment to sound environmental practices. Last year Dell was named Newsweek’s 2010 Greenest Company in America.
