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MRSA bacteria reduced with antimicrobial paper; Pounds of greenhouse gas emissions reduced by HP: Amount spent on security software in 2007
By Maria Varmazis -- Purchasing, 3/15/2007
MRSA bacteria reduced with antimicrobial paper
Source: Domtar Inc
WHAT IT MEANS: The Canadian pulp and paper goods manufacturer rolled out a line of antimicrobial office paper that uses a silver coating to stem growth of bacteria and fungi in health-sensitive offices in hospitals and labs.
37MPounds of greenhouse gas emissions reduced by HP
Source: Hewlett-Packard
WHAT IT MEANS: The company says it has reduced emissions through a new, redesigned printer cartridge that uses fewer raw materials to produce and requires less freight to ship in bulk.
$9.1BAmount spent on security software in 2007
Source: Gartner Research
WHAT IT MEANS: Data security is a top corporate concern and thus a big spend area. Companies are pressured to show compliance with measures such as SOX. Gartner predicts more security software features will merge towards one point—offering firewalls, viral- and spyware-protection options as one security package.
















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