ICT: THE Green Technology - How More ICT Can Mean Less Carbon And Reduced Energy Costs

Date/Time: 22 Sep 2010
14:15-
Location:UKTI Day, Solutions Centre 3

Chairperson: Mr Frank Morris
Speaker/s
  • Mr Ian Barker, T-Kartor -Sweden
  • Mr Simon Mingay, Gartner - US
  • Mr Kes Sampanthar, Cynergy - US

    Seminar Details

    Learn from our panel of international speakers how more ICT with a little more carbon impact can dramatically reduce carbon impact elsewhere; where the high impact business opportunities are and which technologies are key.

    The session will be followed by an Interactive Q&A, Chairperson’s takeaway comments and contact follow-throughs.

    Format for the session will be as follows:

    I. Chairperson’s 5 minute introduction: Frank Morris (UKTI)
    II. “The opportunity and challenge for ICT to green other industries”: Simon Mingay (Gartner (US)
    III. “Motivational Greening – how to influence consumer behaviour”: Kes Sampanthar (Cynergy  - US)
    IV. “Greener home care with more time for patients”:  Ian Barker (T-Kartor - Sweden)
    V. Interactive Q&A, Chairperson’s takeaway comments and contact follow-throughs




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