Studies indicate that information and communication technology (ICT) can account for up to 70% of energy used by an organisation, depending on the nature of the business. Many experts believe that I.T. can play a significant role in reducing your organisation’s entire carbon footprint by not only reducing ICT emissions, but facilitating company wide environmental reporting.

There are numerous reasons to keep I.T. green, including corporate social responsibility, reducing costs and organisational growth. More organisations are becoming environmentally responsible and choose to work with companies that are equally committed.

A year ago if someone asked me if I knew my way around the CRM Software Industry I would have confidently said yes, however, as it turns out the old saying the more you learn the more knowledge you realize you lack, is true. When talking about the CRM Software Industry it is almost impossible to actually say that you know it inside out since there are so many CRM vendors around the world, all developing their technologies at such a rapid pace. As if it wasn't hard enough for a company to make a decision regarding; what they require, how it can help their business and so on, these technological advancements are always followed with a marketing campaign each speaking of how much this new feature or functionality will help you.

"IT matters in mid-size Businesses because it enables profitable business growth."

This is the bottom line of a recent global study of IT capability we performed across hundreds of companies:  IT is critical to firm growth because it enables firms to scale -- an ability to manage increases in the complexity of their business processes, organization, and business model.

There is considerable confusion among academics and practitioners over how (or if) information technology (IT) impacts corporate performance.  Some have stated that IT has become a ubiquitous input, like electricity and railroads, which confers little competitive advantage to a company that employs it.  Others have argued that IT is crucial, but failed to find systematic correlations between IT spending and business performance.  Others still have claimed that IT is important, but based their arguments on a few, pre-selected examples of outstanding companies, like Dell and FedEx, that have long used information technology as a differentiator.  The crucial question has still remained open -- can a typical company truly benefit from a focus on information technology to differentiate itself from competitors and achieve important business objectives?

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