Kate's Comment

Back in February this year I tool part in one of a series of video debates on green IT hosted by the BCS as one of four “industry experts” (I’m an expert – go me! :p). The topic was “IT policies and your green credentials” and we were trying to address the following questions:

• What does it take to be really green?
• What needs to be in IT policies?
• How can we tell myth from truth in an emotive area?

The protagonists:

• Chair: BCS managing editor Brian Runciman.
• Tracey Rawling Church from Kyocera Mita
• Louise Richards, chief executive, Computer Aid International
• David Critchley, director of retail and professional services at Cisco
• Kate Craig Wood, managing director of Memset and a member of the BCS Data Centre SG