Beyond the upgrade: How to maximize IT investments and minimize waste
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"Even businesses that have the financial resources to replenish laptops quite regularly shouldn't do so just because they can - they need to think about landfills and their impact on the planet," said HP sustainability lead for the UK and Ireland, Nancy Powell. "Another laptop in the bin is not a solution we can afford." This remark highlights the crucial need for sustainable practices amidst IT spending increases.
"On average, businesses replenish their office hardware every three to five years and there will be some extra importance attached to 2025: it's both five years since the pandemic..." This indicates the cyclical nature of hardware upgrades and underlines 2025's significance following COVID-19.
"All companies will have to manage an upgrade cycle at some point. But how soon is more under your control than you may realize." This suggests the importance of strategic planning in managing IT refresh cycles amid fluctuating market conditions.
"Profit and budget are tied to sales performances, which is also linked to the wider market, where there can be fluctuations or stagnation." This emphasizes the interconnectedness between a business's IT spending, performance, and the overall economic landscape.
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