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See how a global VAR replaced multiple vendors with one strategic ITAD partner, reducing risk, increasing reuse and improving CSRD.

More and more organisations are shifting to Device as a Service (DaaS) as a smarter, scalable, and more sustainable way to manage their IT hardware. A clear overview of the key benefits.

Organisations are turning to Network as a Service (NaaS), a scalable, managed alternative to traditional hardware. This blog explains what NaaS is, why it matters, and how it supports modern IT environments.

More organisations are turning to Storage as a Service (STaaS), a flexible, scalable way to manage on‑premise data. This blog explores what STaaS is, why it’s gaining popularity, and how it supports modern data strategies.

Organisations today depend on an expanding mix of laptops, servers, applications and cloud services, making it vital to know what you own, where it is, and how it performs. This growth highlights the critical role of IT asset management in maintaining control, reducing risk, and maximising technology’s value across its lifecycle.

Founded in France, Philippe Vediaud Publicite operates as an independent leader in the French advertising sector, supporting a national teams of more than 100 people. As the business evolved, leadership sharpened its CSRD policy, putting sustainable IT procurement at the forefront.

A growing number of organisations are rethinking how they acquire and manage server capacity. Instead of investing heavily in hardware upfront, many choose a more flexible, predictable and sustainable model: Server as a Service. This blog explains what SaaS is, why it is gaining traction and how it supports modern IT strategies.

Circular IT group today announces a leadership transition as Maarten de Roos hands over the baton to Dimitri Wams, who will officially assume the role of Chief Executive Officer on November 17, 2025.

When dealing with sensitive information, data destruction isn’t just a good practice; it's a necessity. The DIN 66399 standard outlines how to securely dispose of physical and digital data carriers to prevent unauthorised access.