The Evolution of Hi-Tech into Clean Tech
The directives on Waste from Electric and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) compel electronics and high technology companies to adopt a proactive approach to environment compliance, according to Infosys' experts.
- Integrating eco-design and green procurement into organizational processes
- Developing technical infrastructure and support systems for eco-design, recycling, e-waste collection, treatment and disposal, etc.
- Modifying existing ERPs and enterprise applications within the organization and across supply chain partners
- Addressing the IT and business process requirements for environmental regulatory compliance and banned substances-free manufacturing
- Developing reverse logistics processes for collection of products at end-of-life and disposal/recycling to meet WEEE criteria
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