Imagine walking into your office, coffee in hand, ready to start your day with a sense of purpose. You glance down at your desk and... oh no. Papers stacked like a mini skyscraper, pens scattered like they’ve staged a rebellion, and somewhere, buried deep beneath it all...

Ah, the open-plan office. The workplace utopia designed to foster collaboration, creativity, and the seamless exchange of ideas. Where teamwork flows as freely as the office coffee, and inspiration strikes at every desk... or so they say.

While going paperless may seem like an eco-friendly choice, the reality is more complex. The ICT industry, including data centres, is responsible for significant environmental impacts that often go unnoticed.

When it comes to furnishing our workspaces, we often think about comfort, style, and durability—but how often do we consider the environmental impact of our choices? At Polycopy, we believe that furniture can be both functional and eco-friendly, and we’re excited to introduce one of our standout products: Camira’s X2 seating fabric.

During the coronavirus pandemic, students worldwide shifted from the classroom to remote, online learning. Many swapped hard copy textbooks and worksheets for websites and other digital resources. Digital books have been with us for a decade — but how well are we absorbing it all?

A lot of people associate paper production with deforestation. In fact, there are whole websites dedicated to claiming that paper production is going to end the world. How often do you hear "you're printing half the Amazon Rainforest there!".