Stone help NHS board to move to a more secure platform and help them to recycle their redundant tech, handling their vital data securely and ensuring zero to landfill.
Supplying the Get Your Tech scheme for students at NCG, selecting an entry-level, mid-range and then a high spec so that students had a range of devices to choose from alongside a selection of peripherals to learn from home when the pandemic hit.
Logistics UK work with Stone Group on a regular basis as the company refresh its entire estate over a 3-year lifecycle however, the company will also require ad-hoc IT disposal which is why they use Stone Group.
When FreeAgent decided to migrate all data from two data centres to a cloud based storage system, it was vital that they found an external organisation to remove their existing servers whilst ensuring the secure erasure of data.
Striving to be a green company, Wood Green approached Stone Group to help them recycle their redundant tech. With a free service and rebates given to put back into the charity, Wood Green were impressed with Stone's offering.
The Trust approached Stone Group to advise on the best solution for replacing their former whiteboards which are used on the wards to manage beds. Stone Group is a trusted partner to more than 20% of NHS Trusts in the UK which means it has the experience to advise on the best solutions.
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Pics Telecom and Stone Group have developed a mutually beneficial relationship based on shared values, a commitment to sustainability and recycling and excellent customer service.
Stone arranged to collect the 700 pieces of equipment in one go using its own GPS tracked vehicle which is fitted with CCTV and operated by security cleared drivers.
Furness Building Society require Stone Group to collect a huge range of IT, telephony and audio visual equipment along with the associated ancillaries and the collections take place about twice a year.