C-Learning are Proud to Support Launch of IT Reuse for Good Charter using ChromeOS Flex
London, UK – The team at c-learning proudly joined the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) today for the official launch of the new IT Reuse for Good Charter, held at Deloitte’s London offices.
The event marked a significant step forward in tackling digital exclusion and promoting sustainability through the responsible reuse of IT equipment. Organised by DSIT and hosted by Deloitte, the launch brought together key industry voices and changemakers in digital equity and sustainability.
Distinguished speakers included Sir Chris Bryant, Minister of State for Data Protection and Telecoms; Helen Milner OBE of the Good Things Foundation; Catherine Russell from Vodafone Three; and Rob Cullen from Deloitte. Their insights highlighted the importance of collaboration across sectors to maximise the impact of IT reuse initiatives.
c-learning was pleased to connect with fellow advocates including Lyndon Fraser of Google, Paul Finnis FRSA, Freddie Quek, and Jess Flack FHEA—each playing a vital role in addressing the digital divide.
“With technologies like Chrome OS Flex, we have the opportunity to repurpose devices and significantly advance digital equity while also supporting vital sustainability goals,” said a spokesperson from c-learning. “This is a challenge we can and must solve together.”
c-learning is committed to supporting organisations with guidance and solutions that make a real difference. For more information, visit www.c-learning.net or email: Connect@c-learning.net.
You can read the DSIT Charter here: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/pre-loved-tech-will-help-to-bridge-digital-divide-under-new-government-charter
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