In this article, experts from Wharton and Wipro Technologies examine areas where IT offers high-impact potential to reduce carbon emissions while boosting profitability. They also consider how organizations can use IT to “green” their practices for larger-scale future benefits. A key takeaway is that the efficiencies possible through leveraging IT translate into high-return economic and environmental benefits.

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