This seminar explores the question of whether multinational corporations are a force for environmental sustainability in developing countries. The paper argues that although MNCs have the potential to contribute to sustainable development, their actual environmental impact largely depends upon the degree to which their activities are regulated. Given the huge environmental control costs and the profit-minded nature of MNCs, industry self-regulation is unlikely to be effective where it conflicts with the primary objectives of multinationals. Thus, to turn MNCs into a more positive force for sustainable development, voluntary initiatives must, by virtual necessity, be combined with effective regulatory mechanisms.

1. DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
SCHOOL OF COMPUTING
1156CS502- SEMINAR II
SUMMER SEMESTER(20-21)
“GREEN COMPUTING IN MNCs”
PRESENTED BY
Akash Kumar Sahani
SUPERVISED BY
Dr. SP Raja
Associate Professor

2. • ABSTRACT
• OBJECTIVE
• SCOPE
• INTRODUCTION
• LITERATURE SURVEY
• RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
• CONCLUSIONS
• REFERENCES

3. ABSTRACT
This paper explores the question of whether multinational corporations
are a force for environmental sustainability in developing countries.
The paper argues that although MNCs have the potential to contribute
to sustainable development, their actual environmental impact largely
depends upon the degree to which their activities are regulated. Given
the huge environmental control costs and the profit-minded nature of
MNCs, industry self-regulation is unlikely to be effective where it
conflicts with the primary objectives of multinationals. Thus, to turn
MNCs into a more positive force for sustainable development,
voluntary initiatives must, by virtual necessity, be combined with
effective regulatory mechanisms.

4. To learn about Green
Computing in MNCSs .
To Explore Green
Computing in MNCSs .
Share ideas that will
advance our thinking
about Green Computing.
Gain perspectives and
point of view of Green
Computing in MNCs.

5. The scope of the seminar is to do a detailed study of the Green
Computing .
Study about Effect of Green Computing in MNCs.
Research in Green Computing in MNCs.

6. INTRODUCTION
• Green computing, green ICT as per International Federation of Global
& Green ICT “IFGICT”, green IT, or ICT sustainability, is the study and
practice of environmentally sustainable computing or IT.
• The goals of green computing are similar to green chemistry: reduce
the use of hazardous materials, maximize energy efficiency during
the product’s lifetime, the recyclability or biodegradability of defunct
products and factory waste.
• Many corporate IT departments have green computing initiatives to
reduce the environmental effect.

7. S.No AUTHOR
NAME
YEAR JOURNAL
NAME
METHODOLO
GIES
ADVANTAGE
S /
DISADVANTA
GES
1. Rabindra Ku
Jena, DG Dey
2011 Green
Computing:
An Indian
Perspective
A Significant
source of
CO²
emissions.
• Concern
over the
global
warming
• Energy
consumin
g
2. Pei‐Fang
Hsu, Paul
Jen‐Hwa Hu,
Chih‐Ping
Wei, Jhih‐Wei
Huang
2014 Green
purchasing
by MNC
subsidiaries:
The role of
local
tailoring in
the presence
of
Green
purchasing
directly
• A
roadmap
for
dissemina
ting
• The
benefits
of green
purchasin

8. S.No AUTHOR
NAME
YEAR JOURNAL
NAME
METHODOLO
GIES
ADVANTAGE
S /
DISADVANTA
GES
3. Prantosh Kr
Paul, Ashok
Kumar,
Dipak
Chatterjee,
Prodipto
Das, Jhuma
Ganguly,
Minakshi
Ghosh
2016 Green IT and
computing:
Tool for
sustainable
eco
systems-A
message for
healthy
sports
informatics
practice
The
sustainable
environment
and
ecological
atmosphere
creation
• Helpful
for the
modern
and
intelligent
Sports
world
• Harmful
chemical
Emissions
4. Md
Morshadul
Hasan, Md
Nekmahmud
, Lu Yajuan,
Masum A
Patwary
2019 Green
business
value chain:
A systematic
review
Implications
to
implement
environment
al protective
measures
• Implicatio
ns of
green
strategies
• To
establish
social

9. • Casper Van Geffen, Huub Ruël, Tanya Bondarouk
• European journal of international management 7 (4), 373-392,
2013
• Prajyot Ranbhise
• 2014 International Conference on Contemporary Computing
and Informatics (IC3I), 1094-1100, 2014
• Azmat Ullah, Richard Lai, Timothy Marjoribanks
• JSW 8 (11), 2796-2806, 2013

10. Green Computing is an incredibly used technologies in todays
world. Green computing is eco-friendly use of technology and
their resources. In MNCs it is widely used , as it is energy
efficient and by use of this we can save our environment by
harmful radiation and disease caused by technologies.

11. CONCLUSIONS
After this Seminar project we came to acknowledge
about Green Computing and how Green Computing is
useful in MNCs especially IT sectors. The main point
is that how Green Computing can help us for better
and beautiful Future and the development of Green
Computing itself .

12. REFERENCES
1. AtefehKhosravi, Lachlan L. H. Andrew,RajkumarBuyya,Dynamic
VM Placement Method for Minimizing Energy and Carbon Cost
in Geographically Distributed Cloud Data Centers, IEEE
Transactions on Sustainable Computing,01(06) 2017
2. JenniferCostley,Leveraging theStandards Life Cyclefor Green
IT,Computer,04(02) 2015 pp. 73-75.
3. Li Guo, Bo Jin, Ruiyun Yu, Cuili Yao, Chonglin Sun,
DegenHuang,Multi-Label Classification Methods for Green
Computing and Application for Mobile Medical
Recommendations,IEEE ACCESS,08(06) 2016 pp. 3201-3209.
4. Xumin Huang ,Rong Yu, Jiawen Kang, Yue Gao, SabitaMaharjan,
Stein Gjessing,YanZhang,Software Defined Energy Harvesting
Networking for 5G Green Communications, IEEE Wireless
Communications,22(08) 2017 pp. 38-45.
5. JenniferCostley,Leveraging theStandards Life Cyclefor Green
IT,Computer,04(02) 2015 pp. 73-75.

13. THANK YOU