
What is the National Device Bank and How Does it Work?
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The National Device Bank is powered by the UK’s leading digital inclusion charity, Good Things Foundation and their exclusive technology
· 1 min read · Written by Bobby Ghayouri.

Access to the right technology can transform someone’s life: enabling communication, independence, learning, employment, and connection. But choosing the right device for digital inclusion beneficiaries can feel overwhelming. Technical jargon, rapidly changing hardware, and tight budgets make the process difficult for even the most experienced teams.
This guide simplifies everything.
At Reconome, we refurbish and redeploy enterprise-grade devices to extend their life and help close the digital divide. As a B Corp, we prioritise impact, quality, and accessibility. This booklet breaks down the essentials so organisations can make informed decisions, avoid common pitfalls, and maximise their budgets.
You don’t need to be a tech expert, you just need a clear starting point. That’s exactly what this guide provides.
Click the image below to access the guide, and if you require any further advice or guidance, contact us at rethink@recono.me.

Reconome is a B Corp certified ITAD company. We collect surplus IT, erase it to the NIST 800-88 Rev.2 standard, refurbish it and rehome it with people who need it.
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