Barriers to Buying Green Among BusinessesSpecial focus on Technology |
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Partial summary: Decision-makers report that the process of being greener is confusing because of a lack of clear market and product information. The number one concern among business and technology decision-makers is Greenwashing: being misled regarding a company's environmental practices or the environmental benefits of a product or service. This fear limits decision-makers' consideration of greener IT products and services, and the lack of clear information leads to uncertainty in the green business landscape.
Recognizing the complexity of green, in this report, Hansa|GCR elaborates on the multidimensional nature of a greener corporate commitment, which muddies the view of the green business technology landscape. The report underscores the current market environment and the prevailing lack of consensus around what constitutes a green technology leader. The report also offers insights regarding the difficulties and challenges decision-makers face in their efforts to green their IT organizations.Methodology: This report is derived from Green TECHpulse TM '08 business study done by Hansa|GCR in the earlier part of 2008 among businesses in the US. A total of 600 decision-makers representing 300 midsize organizations with 100-999 employees and 300 enterprise organizations with 1,000+ employees completed a Web survey.
Table of Contents:- Introduction
- No Clear Consensus. Here we explore the relative importance of four green pillars/factors effecting the green positioning of an organization - greenhouse gas emissions and carbon footprint; resource conservation, recycling and waste reduction; organizational commitment to environmental stewardship; green, products and services.
- Greenwashing. Here we talk about importance of purchase barriers limiting growth of green IT. Further we also explore the familiarity and importance of green organizations and role they could play.
- Conclusions and Recommendations
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