
Proof, Not Promises: How to Measure What Your Old IT Actually Achieves
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Anyone can say their IT disposal is sustainable. Here is how to measure what your retired tech actually achieves, and how to prove it.
Insights and resources relating to ITAD, the circular economy, net zero and digital inclusion.
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Every retired device has several possible futures. Here is how we now choose the best one, and why it matters for device reuse.
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Anyone can say their IT disposal is sustainable. Here is how to measure what your retired tech actually achieves, and how to prove it.

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Digital inclusion has a new home in government. A remit is a direction, not a device, and the devices that could help already exist.

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A phone that once served a business is now keeping Paule in touch with her children and powering her ambitions as a chef, after homelessness left her cut off from both. This is her story.

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Omdia puts memory and storage at nearly 40% of a PC’s component cost. Here are three moves for an IT leader replanning a refresh.

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Year two of Windows 10 security updates has started at double the price. Before you pay it across the board, sort your estate into two piles.

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Accurate device valuation is what funds our digital inclusion work. Why retired IT is hard to price, and what we built to get closer.

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Our panel on the IT Reuse for Good Charter at Circular Tech Expo: AI and digital poverty, government pressure and built-in obsolescence.

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We visited West Silvertown Foundation, a digital inclusion hub for the National Device Bank. Here's what we saw, and why it moved us.

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The AI infrastructure build-out is accelerating hardware retirement at a rate most IT teams have not planned for. New servers.

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Good Things Foundation and Reconome celebrate the National Device Bank passing 100 contributing organisations, with almost 40,000 people supported.

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Part one of six. Over the next six months we are rebuilding how every device we handle gets its ending,
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