Sustainable IT for SMEs

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22/09/2026 (3:00 PM - 3:30 PM ) Online

Teams Webinar

Many SMEs rely on digital tools every day, from laptops and cloud storage to emails, software and online systems, but it is not always clear where IT fits into a sustainability plan.

Join Julie Bishop, CEO of IT Naturally, to explore how small and medium sized organisations can start thinking about the environmental impact of their IT use in a practical and manageable way.

This session will look at some of the everyday decisions that can shape a more sustainable approach to IT, including how equipment is chosen and used, how data is stored, and how digital habits build up over time. Julie will share useful considerations for SMEs looking to reduce waste, make better use of existing technology and start asking the right questions about their digital footprint.

Why attend?

  • Explore what sustainable IT can mean for SMEs in practice
  • Consider where everyday IT use may be creating avoidable waste or emissions
  • Think about how hardware, software, storage and digital habits fit into your sustainability activity
  • Hear practical ideas to help you make more informed decisions about your organisation’s IT use

Who should attend?

This webinar is ideal for SME owners, operations teams, office managers, sustainability leads and anyone involved in making decisions about IT, digital tools or workplace systems within a small or medium-sized organisation.

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