Policies for Responsible Management of Digital Services
summary
Argues that companies should implement Corporate Digital Responsibility across the full device and data lifecycle — from procurement to decommissioning — by embedding it into existing organizational processes. Recommends concrete measures: impact assessments, ISO-like datacenter standards, leveraging regulatory hooks (IA Act fragments, GDPR), and publishing implementable network guidance; plus targets driven by data like the share of machine-generated/consumer/creative content and environmental figures (e.g., 400 L water per pair of jeans) to cut unnecessary data, select efficient datacenters, and measure/report to change behavior.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Technology's role
- 3:17Environmental to digital management
- 10:44Digital biology and sustainability
- 15:16Corporate Digital Responsibility
- 22:46Costs vs benefits
- 29:08Future and Big Tech
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