How can adopting Green IT principles benefit an organisation's reputation?

Question

Options

• AIt demonstrates the organisation's competitiveness to government.
• BIt demonstrates the organisation's aspirations to customers.
• CIt demonstrates the organisation's buying needs to suppliers.
• DIt demonstrates the organisation's commitment to charity.

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  88% (28)
• C
  9% (3)

Explanation

Adopting Green IT principles enhances an organisation's reputation by signalling to customers that it is environmentally responsible and committed to sustainable practices, which builds trust and brand loyalty - making B correct. Option A is wrong because Green IT isn't primarily aimed at demonstrating competitiveness to government; that's more relevant to regulatory compliance or lobbying contexts. Option C is wrong because "buying needs to suppliers" relates to procurement strategy, not reputation-building. Option D is wrong because Green IT is about environmental sustainability, not charitable giving - these are distinct corporate responsibility domains.

Memory tip: Think "Green = Green-waving to the public" - reputation lives with customers (the public-facing audience), so whenever a question links Green IT to image or reputation, look for the customer-facing answer.

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