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For a long time, choosing “sustainable” computer equipment carried a persistent stigma: that of compromise. People imagined a device that was slower and had a shorter battery life—a choice made out of good intentions rather than efficiency. While there was some truth to this misconception for a long time, it no longer holds true. The latest devices on the market demonstrate that an IT purchase can be powerful, durable, and sustainable all at once.

For businesses, the question is therefore no longer whether to sacrifice performance in order to be environmentally responsible, but how to choose equipment that delivers on both promises at the same time.

Entrusting your IT equipment to a supplier also means entrusting them with data: the company’s data, that of its employees, and sometimes that of its own customers. For a CIO, an IT manager or a purchaser, the security of this data is therefore inextricably linked to the choice of a partner. The stakes have changed: it is no longer simply a matter of ensuring system continuity, but of preventing the company’s data from becoming a commodity in the hands of attackers.

En 2025, les forces de sécurité intérieure ont enregistré 453 200 atteintes numériques en France, soit une hausse de 87 % en cinq ans.* Cette progression n'est plus liée à un événement exceptionnel comme les Jeux olympiques : elle traduit une pression désormais structurelle. Aucune entreprise, quelle que soit sa taille, n'est à l'abri.

Every year, the world produces 62 million tonnes of electronic waste*, and this amount is constantly rising. Yet in most companies, the reflex remains the same: when equipment gets old, it’s replaced. What if the best decision for your budget and for the planet were simply to make what still works last longer?

French companies invest millions of euros every year in cybersecurity: next-generation firewalls, EDR solutions, employee training, regular audits, etc. However, one critical link still too often escapes their attention: their employees' work and personal smartphones. And cybercriminals are well aware of this.

In 2025, ITAM (IT Asset Management) is no longer just a technical or financial function. It’s a cultural and organizational lever, and one that shapes digital well-being, inclusion, and sustainability across the company.  The way employees use and experience technology has become a key component of both performance and purpose. A slow, misconfigured, or poorly allocated device doesn’t just affect productivity, but also affects motivation, inclusion, and even the company’s environmental […]

Smartphones have become the #1 work tool in many organizations. They connect employees, streamline communication, secure data access, and enable efficient mobile work. But behind this digital power lies a tougher reality: the environmental and economic impact of overconsumption and rapid device turnover.

2025 is a turning point for IT asset management (ITAM). With rising cyber risks, tighter regulations, and growing pressure to reduce emissions, ITAM is no longer just about keeping inventory in order: it's about building resilient, responsible infrastructures and workflows.  The 3 challenges pressuring ITAM today: carbon, security, and device lifespan Digital sobriety is becoming […]

Depuis le début de l'année, Mobilehub a évolué sur plusieurs aspects pour répondre aux besoins croissant des utilisateurs.

Cybersecurity in 2025 – What’s changing and how to stay compliant  Cyber threats are evolving, and regulations are tightening, especially in the EU. In 2025, new cybersecurity standards like NIS2 and DORA, and updates on existing ones like ISO 27001:2022 bring stricter compliance requirements for businesses across the EU.  These regulations illustrate the European Union’s […]

The common goal of bconnex and its brands is to offer our customers a single entry point into the safe, sustainable, and responsible provision and management of the end-user work environment.   We are also convinced that IT and CSR can go hand in hand. And, in fact, that's what we're all about!   💡 Corporate Social […]

A carer is someone who helps someone close to them on a daily basis. The person being cared for may be suffering, losing their independence, ill or disabled. Carers play an essential role, and providing support is often a demanding and ongoing commitment, which can take its toll on their health, social life and personal balance.

OSINT, Open Source Intelligence, is the analysis of publicly available information to derive useful elements for a specific use... such as carrying out targeted cyberattacks !

This is because cybercriminals use OSINT to harvest public or semi-public data on organizations and their employees, then cross-reference and exploit it to uncover corporate security vulnerabilities.

Most SMEs mistakenly believe that their size protects them, which exposes them to various cyber risks.

What are the cyber issues for SMEs and SMIs? What are the best cyber security practices for SMEs?

To always guarantee the best for our customers, at bconnex we audit ALL the reconditioned appliances we buy from our suppliers. No concessions and no EX-CEP-TIONS.   Because we want their quality to align to the appliances we recondition ourselves. To this end, we have set up our "Mobilehub Certified" audit, which includes 40 different checkpoints […]

One of the primary challenges faced by IT asset managers today is ensuring an excellent connected user experience under all circumstances.
However, this challenge is twofold: it requires combining a seamless user experience with meeting environmental and societal commitment expectations.
At Betoobe, our mission is to make IT device fleets more sustainable and to extend the lifespan of devices.
(Re) Discover our tips for making your IT infrastructure more sustainable in 10 steps 👇🏻

Over the past months, our research and development team has been working hard to bring you several new features and improvements on Mobilehub, the bconnex IT asset management platform. In addition, the first interconnection with an HRIS tool has arrived on Mobilehub !

IT leasing is an attractive option for companies wishing to purchase IT equipment without making a major financial investment (CAPEX - for CAPital EXpenditure). This financing solution enables companies to lease equipment such as laptops, desktops, smartphones, tablets and accessories (among others) rather than purchase them (and therefore incur OPEX - for OPerational EXpenditure).

COBO, COPE, WPoCoD, COSU, BYOD, CYOD, etc.: these emerging terms define the way in which organisations manage mobile devices (smartphones, tablets, laptops, etc.) and their use by employees.

Although these acronyms may seem obscure, they play a crucial role in the way organisations tackle issues such as cybersecurity, the protection of their data and that of their employees, or their CSR and digital responsibility.

Understanding CSR commitment in the IT context and the place of IT in CSR strategy A few years ago, corporate social and environmental responsibility was not such a central issue, but the current situation no longer allows us to ignore it.