The IT revolution and the global environmental crisis represent two pivotal forces shaping the future of the global economy and our planet. When climate scientists refer to the unmistakable influence of human activities on global warming, what they are really talking about is the unmistakable carbon emissions from driving your car, using your computer to send e-mail, and using electricity to read your book at nighttime. Yet it is surprising that there is so little discussion on the important links between these two global phenomena.
Understanding the Linkages Between IT, Global Supply Chains, and the Environment
Posted January 31, 2008 | |
About The Author
Joseph Sarkis is Professor of Management in Worcester Polytechnic Institute’s Business School, where he teaches and researches in the areas of environmental sustainability and business, green supply chain management, circular economy, and technology management. He has published more than 500 articles across a variety of outlets. Dr. Sarkis is an international program coordinator for the Greening of Industry Network and cochairs Future Earth's… Read More
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