Sharon Chae Haver

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Strategy and operations consultant. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion leader. Writer and…

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  • Bridging the Skills and Innovation Gap to Boost Productivity in Latin America

    World Economic Forum

    While Latin America experienced robust economic growth and made great strides in enhancing its prosperity in recent years, the consensus is clear: to sustain growth and competitiveness, the region must improve its productivity. A new World Economic Report, Bridging the Skills and Innovation Gap to Boost Productivity in Latin America, presents 10 recommendations for the region’s leaders to collaboratively address the region’s gaps in skills and innovation.

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  • Greening Government Through Technology Acquisition

    Kyoto Publishing - The Sustainable Enterprise Report

    Greening Government Through Technology Acquisition By Savitha Sagar and Sharon Chae, Deloitte Consulting

    The General Services Administration has the opportunity to be a sustainability leader by designing, promoting and implementing green IT procurement standards -

    The United States federal government is the nation’s largest consumer of energy, and Information technology (IT) represents 30-40% of US organizations’ total energy consumption. As a result of the Executive Order…

    Greening Government Through Technology Acquisition By Savitha Sagar and Sharon Chae, Deloitte Consulting

    The General Services Administration has the opportunity to be a sustainability leader by designing, promoting and implementing green IT procurement standards -

    The United States federal government is the nation’s largest consumer of energy, and Information technology (IT) represents 30-40% of US organizations’ total energy consumption. As a result of the Executive Order 13514’s call for the US government to “lead by example” in environmental stewardship and sustainable practices, agencies have an urgent need to identify and implement cost-effective, timely, and mission-sensitive solutions to lower their IT energy consumption. General Services Administration (GSA), which oversees about one-third of IT procurement spend annually on behalf of government agencies, faces challenges as it seeks to stay at the forefront of the government’s sustainability imperative. We discuss five steps GSA can take to become the provider of choice for government agencies’ Green IT procurement needs.

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