IBM / Fujitsu / AT&T / MJRD Assessment Inc. / China Mobile / Telefonica / Nokia / NBC / Telecom Italia / Sony / Ericsson / Huawei / Google / Toshiba / Alcatel Lucent / Vodafone / Samsung / Symantec / Microsoft / France Telecom / Apple / Ghana Review / / /
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Environmental Issue / /
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a lot of equipment / e-wastes14 / supply chain / information processing / Basic telecommunication services / transportation / software programming / electricity usage / e-waste / electronic processing data / telephony / environmental management systems / communication technologies / “green” solutions / e-wastes / manufacturing processes / energy / telecommunication services / greenhouse gas emissions / manufacturing industries / energy consumption / waste electrical and electronic equipment / life cycle greenhouse gas emissions / energy-aware survey / telecommunications / Infrastructure developers / internal energy efficiency / product/service supply chain / waste management / energy efficiency / manufacturing / mainly ICT Technology / /
Organization
British Standards Institute / Organization for Standardization / OECD / I.2.2.2 Functional Unit / United Nations Statistical Commission / United Nations / European Commission Joint Research Centre / BSI PAS / Standardization Bureau / ETSI / ICT / International Telecommunication Union / /
Person
Aimee Torres / Jean Manuel Canet / Isabelle Lavallee (Cogeco) / Emma Kindesjö / Takeshi Origuchi / John Smiciklas / Erica Campilongo / Danilo Riva / Daniela Torres / Ahmed Zeddam / Matthias Kern / Takafumi Hashitani / Gilbert Buty / Cristina Bueti / /
An energy-aware survey on ICT device power supplies Boosting energy efficiency through Smart Grids Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and climate change adaptation and mitigation: the case of Ghana Review