Webinar: The Hidden ESG Frontier – How Surplus Tech Can Unlock Net Zero and Social Value Goals
This insightful webinar explores one of the most under-leveraged opportunities in corporate sustainability: the value of surplus IT in driving […]
The truth about buying refurbished IT
Which should you choose, and what is the difference between them?
Although many of us are now purchasing previously used electronics alongside other ethically sourced office supplies; to help achieve our CSR and sustainability goals; some confusion remains around the terms refurbished, remanufactured and recycled.
Webinar: Demystifying Devices for Digital Inclusion by Reconome and 100% Digital Leeds
Reconome partnered with 100% Digital Leeds to host Demystifying Devices, a webinar focused on one of the most persistent challenges
Reconome partners with multi-academy trust to deliver devices to 45 schools
The why The Kemnal Academies Trust (TKAT) formed a key retainer partnership with Reconome to provide high-quality refurbished tech on
A Practical Guide to Demystifying Devices for Digital Inclusion
Access to the right technology can transform someone’s life: enabling communication, independence, learning, employment, and connection. But choosing the right
DSP chooses Reconome to help change children’s lives in Ethiopia
DSP partners with Reconome to deliver significant social impact by empowering the work of their charity partner with repurposed IT.
Press Release: Cellnex partner with Reconome and Good Things Foundation to tackle digital exclusion and e-waste
The collaboration has already saved 75 tonnes of CO₂ emissions and given a second life to 325 IT devices that
Ending digital poverty: the DPA’s rallying cry for coordinated action
Our world is increasingly hard to navigate without access to the internet, and the skills needed to use it safely.
The battle for digital inclusion: what we learned from DSIT
“Without a device it is impossible to do those everyday essential digital tasks.” That one line from Ellie Richardson, Head
As the UK strives to catch up with Europe, the answer to e-waste lies in circularity
As a recent UN report highlights the failure of the UK – and indeed the world – to keep on