Amy Rushall stories
Amy Rushall is a prolific writer with a keen interest in the intersection of technology and sustainability. Her columns often explore how advancements in technology such as artificial intelligence and data platforms can influence sustainability practices within organizations. Amy critically examines the role of IT carbon emissions in the broader context of environmental management, a topic that has become increasingly significant as companies strive to reduce their ecological footprints.
In addition to her focus on sustainability, Amy dedicates part of her writing to addressing issues of gender equality within the tech industry. Her work around significant occasions such as International Women's Day highlights the ongoing challenges and disparities faced by women in technology. Through her writing, Amy advocates for enhanced measures towards achieving diversity, equality, and inclusion, shedding light on systemic issues like the gender pay gap.
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