Sustainable Development of IT Industry in Taiwan

Yi Chun Chen; Debby Chang; Chiung En Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.255-260.2111

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Sustainable Development of IT Industry in Taiwan

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During the last two decades, many approaches to corporate and industrial environmental management as well as tools and sustainability programmes have been created and implemented. Sustainable business is business that is rewarding in economic, social and ecological approach people creating these new ways of doing business [1].

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IT Industry in Taiwan, Life Cycle Assessment, Sustainable Development

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