10 Jun, 2009
Posted by: Albee In: Geek|Google Apps|Green IT|How-Tos
I’ve created a little page that contains some awesome IT services that just happen to be free for non-profits. They are also great for small businesses – cheap, powerful, reliable. See more at Albee’s Geek Out Page
GreenPeace apparently keeps track of how green tech companies are in their annual review. Their site lists the following criteria: “The ranking criteria reflect the demands of the Toxic Tech campaign to the electronics companies. Our three demands are that companies should: * clean up their products by eliminating hazardous substances; * takeback and recycle [...]
Read on for some suggestions… http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=10012
Dell has pledged to be carbon-neutral by the end of 2008. Can this really be possible? Dell throws down the green gauntlet, again. Fulfills carbon-neutrality pledge…
Having spent many years doing IT for non-profits (and small businesses) I have my finger on the pulse of cheap IT - what's the most powerful and cost-effective use of technology for cash-strapped organizations? That is the question I am constantly trying to answer.
I created this site as a place to post the various geeky tidbits and strange happenings that I come across in my daily traversing of the web, with a focus on (b)leeding-edge IT for non-profits and small businesses.
My hope is that you, the reader, will find some humor, entertainment, usefulness or irritation at what you find here. If so, you are my intended audience.
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