Silver Spring firm helping computer makers stay ‘green’

Published July 28, 2006 4:00am ET



Precience Inc., a privately held Silver Spring company, has developed new software to help computer manufacturers comply with the increasingly complex environmental rules governing their products.

There are some six or seven “green” compliance standards for electronic parts and products worldwide, said Ahmad Khan, Precience enterprise product manager, including new rules this month in the 25-nation European Union. Japan also has restrictions and China’s become effective Jan. 1.

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