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10 stories that tell the IT channel’s year in sustainability

These scoops tell the story of the UK IT channel's sustainable transformation over the last 12 months

Oxygen staff by Oxygen staff
18 December 2024
in Sustainability, Indepth
10 stories that tell the IT channel’s year in sustainability
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1. Divulging the channel’s decarbonisation dash

The UK’s top resellers and MSPs are forging ahead with their sustainable transformation, IT Channel Oxygen’s Channel Race to Zero report revealed in May.

To compile the report, IT Channel Oxygen analysed the (albeit flawed) emissions data found in the latest SECR disclosures or sustainability/carbon reduction reports of 42 larger UK resellers and MSPs.

Sustainability is becoming a boardroom issue for many of those featured, it found.

Tell us more!

The report analysed what headway these firms are making across Scopes 1, 2 and 3, and includes exclusive interviews with C-suite and sustainability leaders from Softcat, Computacenter, SCC, CDW, boxxe, Daisy, Stone, CAE, Commercial, Digital Space and Natilik. It was compiled in association with Schneider Electric.

As one of the leaders interviewed remarked, “although the hard work starts now, the industry is off to a good start”.

Read the full story here.

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