Enterprise Cisco Procurement With Built-In ESG Outcomes
TechForGood is a certified B Corporation, carbon neutral ICT supplier, and Social Enterprise. Procuring Cisco hardware through us gives organisations trusted, enterprise-grade infrastructure — while delivering measurable social procurement and ESG outcomes at no additional cost.
Every Cisco order includes:
This is network infrastructure procurement that reduces compliance risk and environmental impact — not just equipment supply.
Cisco’s Enterprise Hardware Stack — Ready for Scaled Deployment
We supply Cisco’s full enterprise hardware portfolio with procurement and deployment coordination support (hardware only).
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Switching (Catalyst & Meraki)
Enterprise-grade switches for campus, branch and data centre environments.
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Routing & WAN
Cisco routers designed for resilient, secure connectivity across distributed networks.
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Security Appliances
Firewall and network security hardware supporting secure enterprise infrastructure.
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Collaboration Devices
Cisco collaboration endpoints and room devices for modern workplaces.
Infrastructure Built for Longevity, Security and Scale
Cisco hardware is designed for long operational life, resilience and security — reducing refresh frequency, downtime risk and embodied carbon.
Sustainability & Security Highlights
- Long lifecycle infrastructure reduces embodied emissions
- Enterprise-grade durability minimises replacement cycles
- Modular platforms support upgrades without full replacement
- Energy-efficient designs reduce operational footprint
- Strong security posture for regulated environments
- Supports ICT Scope 3 emissions reporting
Keeping core network hardware in service longer delivers outsized sustainability and risk-reduction benefits.
Lifecycle Support That Maximises Infrastructure Value
Extended support options for Cisco hardware help organisations extend usable life and avoid premature refresh cycles. While coverage varies by product, extended lifecycle support typically enables:
Longer operational lifespan
Reduced infrastructure refresh frequency
Lower Scope 3 emissions
Predictable maintenance costs
Improved ROI on deployment
Improved ROI on deployment
Lifecycle extension is one of the most powerful sustainability levers in enterprise infrastructure.
Decommissioning Cisco Hardware? Do It Securely and Sustainably.
Recover-E is TechForGood’s secure, circular end-of-life service for ICT hardware — including network and security equipment.
Recover-E includes:
Certified data erasure
Ethical recycling (ISO 14001 + R2v3)
Refurbishment and reuse where viable
Landfill diversion reporting
Secure chain of custody
100% of Recover-E profits support digital inclusion programs.
Every Cisco Purchase Through TechForGood Is Carbon Neutral
All Cisco hardware supplied through TechForGood is delivered under our carbon neutral operations and B Corp governance model.
You receive:
- Scope 3-aligned procurement data
- Carbon neutrality documentation
- Certified social procurement outcomes
- Modern slavery-aligned supplier information
- Circular end-of-life via Recover-E
Ready to Build More Sustainable Network Infrastructure?
ESG Screening
The Cisco Group of Companies (including Cisco Systems, Inc. and its controlled subsidiaries, such as Cisco Meraki) have been reviewed through TechForGood’s vendor-level ESG desktop screening process to support responsible and ASRS-ready procurement of enterprise networking, security, and cloud-managed infrastructure solutions.
This screening was conducted at the global parent-entity level (Cisco Systems, Inc.), using publicly available disclosures, with relevance to Australian procurement and regulatory expectations, including Modern Slavery obligations applicable to Cisco Systems Australia Pty Ltd.
Based on this review, the Cisco Group of Companies has been assessed as suitable for inclusion within TechForGood’s responsible procurement framework, subject to ongoing review.
Scope: Vendor-level ESG desktop screen only; individual products, models, SKUs, configurations, components, manufacturing locations, and lifecycle impacts are not assessed.
Last reviewed: January 2026
