As old tech problems continues to increase, according to UN reports, businesses in Westminster City, Camden, and across Central London have a powerful opportunity to transform old tech into tools for positive change.
The latest insights from SocialBox.Biz reveal that reusing just 1,000 laptops can prevent 316 metric tons of CO₂ emissions, equivalent to the carbon absorption of thousands of mature trees.
This approach not only doubles the environmental benefits of recycling but also aligns with corporate impact and CSR goals by reducing Scope 3 emissions and fostering computer access inclusion for disadvantaged groups, including pensioners and homeless individuals.
"Too often, functional IT ends up being scrapped when it could be securely wiped reused or donated to create real social impact, and support our community interest company generating additional social impact for Westminster city based companies and beyond " a SocialBox.Biz spokesperson told That's Christmas.
"Our NIST 800-88 compliant services ensure data security while turning surplus devices into lifelines for education, job training, and community reconnection. It's time for London businesses to reuse before recycle."
Key services include:
Certified Secure Data Wiping: Compliant with international standards to protect sensitive information.
IT Reuse and Donation Programs: Ethical re-purposing of laptops and computers for UK-based community initiatives.
Sustainability Consulting: Tailored strategies to enhance social impact reporting and compliance.
Businesses and universities are invited to contact SocialBox.Biz today to assess their IT hardware for re-use potential. Unsuitable devices are responsibly recycled, ensuring zero waste via authorised WEEE partners. For more details, read the full article: Secure Data Wiping for London Businesses.
How SocialBox.Biz’s customized impact plans empower businesses.
Even companies with no spare hardware can support the campaign through SocialBox.Biz’s 2025 Impact Plans, which fund upgrades for the most in-need cases.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Comments are welcome!