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Technology ownership has traditionally been seen as a necessity. But is it still the most effective model? As organizations face increasing cost pressure, changing business needs and growing sustainability expectations, technology leaders are re-evaluating how they manage their IT environments. This webinar explores the move from ownership to lifecycle management, and how this shift can create greater control, agility and long-term value.

Supply chains are unpredictable. Hardware prices are rising. Your business needs are changing faster than your refresh cycles. 45 minutes on how lifecycle management helps with all three at once, with experts from CHG-MERIDIAN.

What if owning technology is no longer the smartest way to manage it? We already accept access over ownership in many areas of our digital lives. The cloud, software and connectivity have transformed how businesses consume technology. Now, enterprise devices are entering the conversation. In this webinar, we explore why organizations are moving from a traditional ownership mindset toward lifecycle management, creating more flexibility, efficiency and sustainability along the way.

We don’t own the internet. We access it. So why do we still think about technology devices differently? For decades, owning technology has been the default approach. But as hardware costs rise, supply chains become more unpredictable, and business needs change faster, traditional ownership models are being challenged. In this webinar, we explore how lifecycle management is helping organizations create greater flexibility, reduce complexity and unlock more value from their technology investments.

Rethink IT ownership. IT costs are rising, but budgets aren’t. Ownership isn’t always the smartest move anymore. Usage-based and lifecycle financing models cut upfront costs, keep budgets predictable, and free resources for innovation. 👉 Learn how smarter IT financing can power your growth.

Give your IT a second life. Millions of devices are replaced too soon. Refurbishing and reusing IT equipment reduces CO₂ emissions and cuts costs — sustainability that pays off. 👉 See how circular IT makes good business sense.