Dell outlines "greenest IT company" ambitions
IT giant Dell has said it wants to be the "greenest technology company on the planet". BusinessGreen asks Tod Arbogast, the man charged with making it happen, how the company plans to live up to its bold environmental claims
BusinessGreen, 20 Mar 2008
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