The way we use IT today is no longer sustainable.
Our society needs someone to drive change.
That’s where we come in! Together with our customers and partners, we have embarked on a sustainable transformation. We are breaking the vicious circle of treating IT like a disposable product.
Instead, we are making IT truly circular.
With our innovative and sustainable IT Lifecycle Management, you can procure, deploy, manage and replace your IT equipment.
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With our approach to circular IT, you will get the maximum possible use out of your IT, reducing costs and – most importantly – cutting down the mountain of electronic waste.
Circular IT involves using, reusing, refurbishing and recycling IT equipment to maximise its life. This greatly reduces the need for new IT equipment, creating a much more sustainable environment.
Using IT hardware for longer is not just about extending its lifecycle, but also about managing all kinds of IT equipment efficiently throughout the journey, such as laptops, desktops, tablets, smartphones, servers, storage and networking equipment.
Why Circular IT?
Win-win
Discover how much CO₂, energy and e-waste your organisation can save with circular IT. And see what cost savings that could mean for you.
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Elsevier donates residual value of laptops to Kinderen van de Voedselbank
❤️ Amsterdam, November 7, 2024 – Elsevier donates the residual value of written-off laptops to Children of the Food Bank, with the help of ITdonations.
High-Level Data Destruction
Data turns to dust. Our new H5 and E5 shredders provide data destruction according to the highest standards, ensuring your data is securely and irretrievably destroyed. Ideal for organisations with strict security requirements and fully compliant with the latest privacy regulations.
Vereniging Eigen Huis donates old IT equipment to Het Vergeten Kind
Amersfoort, 15 October 2024 – Vereniging Eigen Huis has donated the residual value of their decommissioned IT equipment to Het Vergeten Kind, with the help of Stichting ITDonations.
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