Bernie Siryk, Vice President of Client Services at Global Green Consulting Group, Inc. will be presenting a CA World '10 pre-conference educational session entitled “The Strategic Role of IT in Corporate Sustainabil’IT’y.” scheduled to take place on Saturday, May 15, 2010 from 1:30 – 3:30 pm PT at the Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas.
The top 3 things attendees will learn from this session:
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Why IT is uniquely and favorably positioned to make a significant impact on sustainability efforts.
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Where the opportunities are for IT in the sustainability domain.
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How IT can make a significant strategic and tactical impact on corporate sustainability programs
Some of the end user cases to be highlighted:
Several companies provide us with good insights into best practices – despite the fact that sustainability management is a relatively new area of interest for many CIOs. For example, companies like Dell, Walmart, State Street Bank, and Dow Corning are all taking a leadership role in this arena, and I will share insights gleaned from their successes.
For additional information on the Energy & Sustainability focus area at CA World 2010, visit the CA topic page here.
To register for CA World 2010, visit http://bit.ly/CAWorld. To register for Education Sessions like the one featured in this post, go to the CA World Online Education Registration site.
Background on Global Green Consulting Group
Prior to joining Global Green Consulting Group Bernie has served in a variety of Senior IT Management positions. Most recently he served as Chief Information Officer at the Risk Management Foundation in Cambridge, MA. He has worked in a variety of business sectors ranging from financial services to health care and software. In addition, Bernie spent several years working as a senior consultant in PwC’s CIO Advisory Practice area.
Global Green Consulting Group, Inc. (www.globalgreencon.com) is a sustainability strategy development and implementation firm. Along with this focus on sustainability strategy, GGCG offers services in the followings areas: Environmental and Energy Management (EEM) systems, Data Center Power Optimization, and Sustainability Managed Services.
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