[This post first appeared on a Climate Savers Computing Initiative site. I’ll skip the general intro to the greening topic from the original…] …Five areas
This may be hard for anyone below 40 to fathom, but companies didn’t always fire people to save money. IBM was famous for “full-time employment,”
[This post originally appeared on Harvard Business Online here] In recent months, which radical, tree-hugging group has upped the volume on pushing for action on
[This appeared first on my Harvard Business blog here] In hard times, focusing your company on environmental challenges and opportunities — or “greening” your business
Excuse a brief rant about what seems to be a rise in ridiculous cover stories and op-eds. Apparently, the only way to get printed these
[This article first appeared on Forbes.com] Ford is profitable again. General Motors is exiting bankruptcy much faster than anyone expected. It would seem that Detroit
Everything’s getting faster these days you’ve heard it before. Two mega-trends in particular are merging: rapidly accelerating technological change and rapidly evolving environmental issues and
[My column last week on Harvard Business Online] In a tight economy, with companies spending much less on IT, the tech giants will take growth
[Post #3 of 3 on Wal-Mart’s activity in the last couple of months. This appeared at Harvard Business Online] I wouldn’t normally focus on the
[Post #2 of 3 on Wal-Mart’s activity in the last couple of months. This appeared at Harvard Business Online and then on BusinessWeek online] In
‘Is the World Better Off Because Your Company Is In It?’: Examining Corporate Climate Responsibility
