For purchasers of AV solutions, product performance and image quality are key. How does this impact the work with sustainability? Is it possible to find premium quality projectors and other products that are designed and made in a more environmentally and socially responsible way?
October 25 is Global World Ecolabel Day, celebrating products and services that are independently verified to be more sustainable.
Many labels and standards claim they are proof of a more sustainable product. How do you know which ones to trust? Our webinar will help you find the right strategies when working with ecolabels in sustainable procurement.
Beginning September 4, brands are able to apply for product certification in accordance with TCO Certified, generation 8. Get a first look at how this generation addresses issues such as circularity, supply chain transparency and responsibility.
Join our guest speaker Kris Spriano, SPLC BENCHMARK Program Manager in this case study which demonstrates a method to measure and benchmark sustainable purchasing practices within an organization.
Want new inspiration and ideas, and stay up to date with the latest in sustainable procurement? Exciting webinars are coming up on three separate themes: more efficient purchasing strategies, AV procurement, and ecolabels. Register now!
Two and a half billion people use smartphones daily. Did you know that smartphones are connected to conflicts and violence because of minerals such as tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold? These minerals are often called conflict minerals since they are mined in conflict-affected areas where human rights abuses are common.
2.5 billion people are smartphone users today. Still, smartphones are lagging behind computers in terms of sustainability. Why, and how can this be addressed? Join us on March 21 for a learning webinar where we’ll discuss the current status of sustainability for smartphones. We will cover social and environmental sustainability issues throughout the product life cycle.
Listen to our first webinar of the year where we discussed our supply chain responsibility findings from 2017 and what they mean for you as an IT purchaser.
On February 28 we released our 2016 progress report on environmental and social responsibility in the IT industry. Watch our webinar and learn more.
