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Kermit the Frog says it ain't easy being green. This sounds familiar, right? Many people in IT field also say it ain't easy being green. But come on! We're not Kermit, we're smarter than him. We should not forget that any CIO who ignores Green IT is a Kermit. Don't be a Kermit, Let's make IT green!
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