Welcome
ecoexecutive is a media group focused on senior management decisions and strategies relating to becoming a Sustainable Enterprise in both public and private sectors. It is no longer enough to pay lip service to Green Issues in your Corporate Responsibility statement, real fundamental change needs to take place throughout an organisation to adapt to the need for businesses to manage the resources they use in a responsible manner.
ecoexecutive represents forefront reporting and discussion of the latest ideas, initiatives and technology being deployed to lay the foundation for a sustainable business future.
Roundtables
IBM Whitepaper - The carbon management opportunity for mid-sized businesses
Legislation, rising energy prices and changing stakeholder expectations are compelling businesses of all sizes to focus on managing their carbon footprint. …
Intelligent Solutions Needed to Power-Hungry IT Beast
We live in a world where people are connected to one another like never before, and this level of connectivity seems to be reaching new heights every year. …
Beaming Business Up Into the Here and Now
Only a few years ago, the idea of being able to see and hear people in other parts of the world as though they were all in the same room was one firmly …
Industry news
Supply chain software key to green revolution
Supply chain management software will play a key role in helping companies meet their environmental obligations and responsibilities, according to analyst …
Sustainability a procurement imperative, says IBM CPO
Procurement no longer has a choice when it comes to focusing on sustainability - it's now a business imperative, according to John Paterson, CPO of technology-giant …
Retail sector to tackle supply chain food waste
A consortium of environmental groups plan to investigate the level of fresh fruit and vegetable waste in UK supply chains in a bid to drastically reduce the wastage.
UK government falling behind green procurement targets
The British government is likely to fall behind its environmental purchasing targets for 2009 despite some progress having been made.
Green investment to boom in Asia
Asia could become the biggest market for renewable energy projects by 2012, if plans to attract massive increases in funding come to fruition.
Features
Driving the Green Revolution down the IT Superhighway
Green IT is suddenly trendy, but fashion isn’t the only reason for companies to take a keener interest in the environmental side of its computer network. …
The Greener Way for Business to Pay
Ever wondered what the carbon footprint of the humble cheque is? Michael Chambers, managing director of Bacs Payment Schemes Limited (Bacs) – the …
Paper invoicing extracts high green price
Waste paper is a big environmental concern for offices around the world and paper invoicing contributes significantly to this. Stefan Foryszewski, Co-Founder …
Case Studies
The carbon management opportunity for mid-sized businesses
Legislation, rising energy prices and changing stakeholder expectations are compelling businesses of all sizes to focus on managing theircarbon footprint. …
Trade the plane for the phone and reap the benefits
According to carbon trading firm, Climate Care, the average return flight from London to Washington DC produces 1.64 tonnes of CO2 per person. But you …
Interviews
Green banking: concern for the planet or mere opportunism?
Leading Italian banking group Intesa Sanpaolo believes that investment in sustainability is one of the very highest priority. In an exclusive Question …
