The ROI of responsible e-waste management
Are the IT assets you manage approaching the end of their useful life with you?
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Data destruction certifications: why they matter
Accredited systems and processes are essential to your governmental security and environmental commitments, but what do those accreditations mean?
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Windows 10 end-of-life: Guidance for IT software management
On 14th October 2025, Microsoft will pull the plug on free security updates for Windows 10, version 22H2, the last ever build of the operating system. After that date, those regular protective updates will stop, leaving any
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What is the best way to calculate the depreciation of IT assets?
When businesses invest in IT assets, from laptops and servers to software and networking equipment, they’re acquiring more than just devices and technology for daily operations. These devices represent long-term investments with values that diminish
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Securing government data
Why data destruction protocols are a non-negotiable element of your IT asset risk management.
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Best practices for disposing of old IT equipment
Why is it important to dispose of IT assets properly Organisations have to regularly audit their assets to determine when they are no longer generating value and should be disposed of. Here’s an overview of
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A guide to processes and best practices for the IT asset lifecycle
Today, technology underpins almost every business function, so much so that the way organisations manage their IT asset lifecycle has become increasingly critical. Understanding and managing this lifecycle properly means that businesses can maximise value,
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How can data centres be more sustainable?
Data centres serve as the well of all digital information, from streaming your favourite shows to hosting important business processes. However, as our reliance on data only grows, so does the environmental cost. Below we
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Mitigating human error, preventing data leaks
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) classifies about 80% of data breaches as being caused by human error.
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