Erwin van Overbeek
Global Eco Efficiency Jam
Share Information
|
|
|
January 21, 2010 by Erwin van Overbeek
Comments (0)
v\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);}
o\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);}
p\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);}
.shape {behavior:url(#default#VML);}
v\:textbox {display:none;}
Slide 1 .O {font-size:149%;} <!--.sld {left:0px !important; width:6.0in !important; height:4.5in !important; font-size:103% !important;} -->
This web-event offers the opportunity to join a worldwide dialog on energy, the environment and sustainability. Do not miss a chance to confer with other leading edge organizations, subject matter experts, industry analysts and environmental thought leaders as we share best practices being leveraged around the world.
When :January 27-29 2010
The Jam will continues for 50+ hours, so you can come and go as your schedule allows
.
How to register
Please contact GREENBNL@nl.ibm.com.
Who will Jam with us?
The Global Eco-efficiency Jam starts with a webcast moderated by Joel Makower, Executive Editor of GreenBiz.com, with guests Dan Esty, author of Green to Gold, Nick Donofrio, IBM technology and innovation leader from 1997-2008, and James Watson, Managing Editor, Industry and Management Research, Economist Intelligence Unit.
Which topics will be covered:
Green IT - How organizations can apply energy efficient technology and best practices for data centers and other IT assets.
Energy efficient infrastructure — How to measure and manage energy use of in your their buildings, facilities, and other assets.
Sustainable operations — How organizations can improve environmental performance across business operations while driving sustainable growth.
The new workplace — Discuss ways to reduce the environmental impact of workforce while meeting business objectives.
Smarter Industries, Smarter Cities — How eco-efficiency can change how entire industries, cities and societies operate.
Raising the bar — What are the most important eco-efficiency key performance indicators for your organization and how to meet stakeholder and regulatory expectations.
The results:
Participants will be eligible to receive a full report of the findings, analyzed and prepared by IBM's Institute for Business Value.
|
|
|
|
|