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The cradle-to-grave KPI for end-user computing measures the environmental impact of digital devices throughout their life cycle, from manufacturing to disposal. By extending the lifespan of devices and choosing devices with a lower carbon footprint, organizations can reduce their environmental impact.

In 2025, most larger companies will have to apply the new rules for corporate sustainability in their reporting for fiscal 2024. Chief Information Officers play a critical role in making ESG (enterprise, social, governance) tangible. CIOs must act as Climate Impact Officers.

What IT can learn from fashion in circularity. Fashion marketplaces for pre-owned designer brands and vintage clothes like Vinted are booming. The burning platform is that we have enough clothes on this planet to dress six generations of the human race.

Founded in 1978 in Milan, Italy, and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, JAS has evolved from its regional roots into one of the world's largest family-owned logistics companies.

Digitalisation is becoming increasingly important in our lives. More and more things we can manage online. But not everyone has the digital skills, equipment or internet to participate.

Together, we can make IT equipment circular. The following steps from the Utrecht Sustainability Institute's 10R model for circularity all contribute to this.

From 2024, large companies in the EU will be required to report on their sustainability, climate or corporate social responsibility performance. This is laid down in the corporate sustainability reporting directive (CSRD).

E-waste, or electronic waste, is a rapidly growing problem worldwide. It consists of discarded electrical and electronic devices, such as computers, phones, and TVs. This waste often contains valuable resources, such as metals, plastics, and rare earth metals.

Every year, global CO₂ emissions from IT increase rapidly. At the same time, we have set global goals together to reduce total CO₂ emissions to zero by 2050.