Sage announced the release of its 12th Annual IT Asset Management Benchmarking Report, now published under the Sage brand following the company’s acquisition of Cascade Asset Management. The publication analyzes survey data from 56 organizations representing more than 808,000 employees in 14 industries, along with the processing activity of more than 2.5 million assets.
IT Asset Managers, are you curious how your industry peers are balancing security frameworks, asset tracking, device lifecycles, and sustainability initiatives? Sage’s President Neil Peters-Michaud will unveil the key findings from the recent Benchmarking Surve which includes these ITAM challenges and much more.
In today's world, environmental sustainability has become a critical factor in business decisions. Organizations are increasingly prioritizing sustainability, and this shift is significantly impacting IT sourcing. As the document states, "Environmental sustainability is a key selection criterion when sourcing many IT products and services and services. Heads of IT sourcing, procurement and vendor management can use this framework to put strategy into practice by measuring environmental sustainability credentials during the sourcing process." This report will explore how IT sourcing, procurement, and vendor management can effectively integrate sustainability into their processes.
Sage is expanding its impact with a new Philadelphia-area facility designed to extend the life of technology and reduce e‑waste. Discover how this new repurposing center enhances secure ITAD services, boosts sustainability, and delivers greater value for businesses across the East Coast.
What if electronics were valued like the food we waste every day? Inspired by "The Life of a Strawberry," this thought-provoking piece challenges how we view unused devices. Discover creative ways to extend their life, reduce waste, and make smarter, more sustainable choices at home and across your organization.
by Sage When we hear statistics like 900 metric tons [...]
If you’ve been alive longer than a decade, then you probably remember one of the most useless tech devices ever created; Tamagotchi toys were the digital equivalent to the pet rock.
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