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CDW report: Agencies adopt green gov to reduce IT energy use

CDW-G\'s Andy Lausch discusses the findings of a report on green government initiative metrics for IT.

Federal News Network Staff

January 20, 2011 3:00 pm

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With a major push from the White House’s greening initiatives, how do you really quantify going green?

Now, agencies have a tool to help with those metrics with CDW’s third annual Energy IT efficiency report.

Andy Lausch, vice president for federal at CDW-G, told the DorobekINSIDER that the real aim of the report was to see where energy efficiency goals ranked at agencies.

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