Today’s businesses are so dependent on digital connectivity and automation, that technology and sustainability in your operations are inextricably linked. From hardware to software, behaviours to processes, every aspect of your technology ecosystem has the potential to impact emissions and shape a more responsible business model.

“With Brightly, we found a business with really good ethical values and sustainability credentials, as well as a team who were able to support the kind of business needs that we have.”

Looking for better ways to do business? Here’s how we help build a more sustainable approach into our clients’ IT strategy.

While we’re doing our bit to reduce waste, we wanted to shine a light on a local start-up that’s going even further to solve Aotearoa’s plastic pollution problem.

Not all cloud providers are created equal when it comes to environmental impact. Three cloud providers account for around two-thirds of all hosting. We looked into how these big players stack up when it comes to carbon emission and energy efficiency.

There are nearly 300 B Corps in Australia and Aotearoa, joining the 3,500 B Corps worldwide. It’s great company to be in and the value of this rigorous third-party assessment of impact keeps growing. Here’s what you need to know.

Only 2% of e-waste produced in Aotearoa every year is recycled – the rest ends up in our landfills. Fortunately changes are coming that will help tackle this problem. Get our tips for reducing and recycling your e-waste.