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.
At Circular IT group, we offer this model under the name Circular Workplace, our DaaS approach that combines the newest devices with full lifecycle management and circular reuse to keep your IT environment secure, efficient, and always up to date.
Require more control over end-user device management
Want to reduce the workload of internal IT teams
Operate internationally and seek harmonisation and standardisation
Lack the expertise or manpower to manage the entire IT lifecycle
Conclusion
The benefits of Device as a Service go far beyond predictable monthly costs. With Circular Workplace, organisations gain end-to-end lifecycle control, reduce pressure on IT teams, and improve the end-user experience, all while contributing to a more sustainable, circular IT environment.
Circular IT group delivers everything under one roof, enabling a secure, efficient, and future-proof workplace.
We use persona-based assessments and analytics to match every employee with the right device for their role, improving productivity and reducing surplus hardware.
Devices are collected, securely wiped, and redeployed within your organisation or given a certified second life through resale, donation, or recycling.
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