Technology has undoubtedly revolutionised the world, however, technology and sustainable approaches are not mutually exclusive. There is a duality to technology and sustainability; while technology itself must be made more sustainable, the way we use technology may be the key to acting more sustainably and tackling the climate crisis.

Corporate sustainability has become more than a “nice to have”. More and more organisations realise the urgency to act, not just because of regulatory pressure, but also because they see sustainability as a way to drive business benefits.

As part of our commitment to sustainability and transparency, we have released our Environmental Statement, which discloses our carbon emission baseline figures and lays out a roadmap for achieving our ambitious carbon reduction goals.

Employees and customers are looking to organisations for proactive sustainability action to help tackle the worsening climate situation. How can marketing help drive the right behaviour in organisations?

A panel discussion which asks the guests what technologies they're implementing to optimise their operations towards carbon reduction while maintaining business focus?

As part of the CIO Summit 2023, Logicalis's Charissa Jaganath hosts this fireside chat with guests Denise Lee, VP Sustainability Engineering Office, Cisco and Bjoern Stengel, Global Sustainability research Lead, IDC.

CIO commitment needed to measure, manage and reduce carbon emissions Keynote address from Leading Analyst Firm reveals ESG is growing in importance to IT buyers but cautions against investing in tech that doesn’t deliver against goals

Sustainability is a key consideration when choosing an IT supplier: nearly half of CIOs consider carbon output energy efficiency when selecting new suppliers.

Keynote address from Leading Analyst Firm reveals ESG is growing in importance to IT buyers but cautions against investing in tech that doesn’t deliver against goals.