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Computers, the cloud, email, phones… Behind the apparent intangibility of the digital world lie very real impacts: energy consumption, CO2 emissions, resource extraction, and the generation of electronic waste. This guide offers a practical approach to taking control of these impacts, starting with a simple assessment of your current situation and building on a targeted action plan. You’ll receive:
- A fill-in-the-blanks template for an IT equipment inventory,
- A customizable digital action plan with practical recommendations.
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How can this document help you ?
Quickly view your high-impact positions
Using the inventory provided, you can identify your existing equipment, its usage levels, and the optimization strategies to implement: extending service life, targeted replacement, pooling resources, etc.
Developing Your Action Plan
The Excel Action Plan helps you manage your transition step by step. Each area—hardware, collaborative practices, the cloud, email, and digital procurement—is covered with simple, measurable action items tailored to your specific context.
Raise awareness among your teams and align your practices
This document is also an excellent tool for engaging your employees in a process of optimization. You can easily organize team workshops using the provided outline.
The 3 key topics covered in the guide:
1 – Digital Inventory: How Can You Effectively TakeStock of Your Digital Equipment and Usage to Understand Their Impact?
2 – Digital Footprint Action Plan: What concrete steps should be taken? What best practices should be implemented internally (eco-design, recycling, extending product life, etc.)?
3 – Collective Engagement: How can you involve your employees, IT managers, and buyers in a continuous, realistic, and measurable process?
