Purchasing refurbished devices is a simple way to save money and become more sustainable. However, many are still hesitant to delve in to the greener world of refurbished IT due to concerns around quality.
If you have a load of end-of-life tech that you want to dispose of, it's important to find a provider who will ensure it is processed correctly, and not just dumped in landfill as e waste. Here are the key things to look out for when choosing a responsible IT recycling partner.
The e-waste concern had reached crisis-point long before the coronavirus struck. But as the pandemic has made us more dependent on technology than ever before, how will this impact the already rising e-waste figures? And what can we do to stop our tech habit from harming our ecosystem further?
As Recycle Week kicks off, we've pulled together some staggering facts and figures that highlight techs impact on the environment, and why IT recycling is so important.
Covid-19 drove a largescale shift toward home working. Although restrictions are easing, it's expected that many will to continue to work away from to office at least part of their week from now on, bringing us into a new age of true flexible working.
Covid-19 has been a huge driving force behind the adoption and scale up of cloud services. It also highlighted the complexities of licensing, cost and lifecycle management associated with cloud infrastructure. But it needn’t be so complicated.
We all know that digital business transformation has accelerated in the past six months, forcing a large amount of change to your organisation. So how do we rely on the security of the sensitive documents that we place in the cloud?
Every school is unique; filled with a diverse range of users, learning environments, and user requirements. That’s why Dynabook developed a comprehensive portfolio of flexible laptops for every aspect of education, to help schools meet the needs of all students, teachers, and non-teaching staff.
Discover how updating on-premise servers can help increase security and lower overall costs for your business.
We all know about security concerns in an office environment, but remote working also has its own risks. Whilst the workforce is slowly returning, most organisations’ are still working from home; so it remains important that we are all aware of the different security challenges that this brings.