RM Technology ranked first in HP and Lenovo education schemes

RM Technology has secured first place on Lenovo’s ConnectEd Expert Partner Leaderboard and retained its number one position on HP’s Brighter Future leaderboard for device trade-ins.

The rankings support RM’s work with schools seeking to upgrade classroom technology while managing budgets and reducing electronic waste.

Through HP’s Brighter Future scheme, schools can trade in old devices to access cashback towards replacements. Lenovo’s ConnectEd scheme provides access to education-focused hardware, support and purchasing benefits.

The programmes allow schools to recover value from existing equipment and reinvest funds in new devices. Responsible recycling and trade-ins can also extend the useful life of technology and reduce the amount of equipment sent for disposal.

RM works with schools and trusts to supply technology, provide support and help manage device upgrades. Its position in both schemes strengthens its role in helping education providers plan technology purchases and manage replacement costs.

RM plc (LON:RM) is a global EdTech provider of learning and assessment solutions, supporting the full learning journey, from early years through to higher education and professional qualifications. 

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