Every business in today’s world, big and small alike, is practically forced to partake in some form of information technology services in order to remain relevant and survive. I have used some form of IT services, I have worked in related fields, and I know many people who work in IT services, some of whom I call dear friends. What I did not know, however, was that there were ways in which these services can be delivered as eco-friendly. Did you?
Companies like SHI International – headquartered in Somerset, NJ, with branches across Canada, the United Kingdom, France, and Hong Kong – are working hard to provide their green IT services to corporate customers, without harming the environment or their customers’ budgets. SHI works alongside its customers, going so far as to ensure that, within appropriate territories, their customers’ sites operate under adequate conditions to be eligible for incentives from willing utility providers.
SHI even goes so far as to operate in an eco-friendly manner. Within all their restrooms, a visitor will find green soaps and recycled paper products. The company attempts to reuse all shipping materials, provided they can withstand the trip. Timers operate facility lighting across their plants. These small steps are very admirable among businesses and are too often overlooked, even with today’s understanding of their significance. Bravo.
