Our corporate social responsibility
SEC DATACOM operates within B2B across the entire Nordic market. Our primary business areas are cybersecurity, data centres, networking and Unified Communications.
As a value-added distributor, we work closely with a number of the world’s leading IT manufacturers, each of which has strong CSR and compliance policies, which we take responsibility for contributing to a society that should be digitally secure and sustainable.
Read more about our policies, initiatives and projects
Compliance
At SEC DATACOM, we have a Corporate Compliance programme which, in addition to our commitment to GDPR and privacy policy, also includes a mandatory anti-corruption training module for all employees.
We work every day to reduce energy consumption, both in relation to our workplace and in collaboration with our customers and suppliers, where we handle data.
With our general guidelines and policies, we set the framework for our managers and employees in relation to the behaviour and well-being that we want to be characteristic of SEC DATACOM.
Policy for reusable pallets
SEC DATACOM works to ensure responsible use of packaging and minimise the environmental impact of our deliveries. In accordance with applicable Danish legislation on producer responsibility for reusable packaging, we have established an official take-back scheme for reusable pallets. The scheme enables our customers to return worn-out or damaged pallets so they can be handled and disposed of correctly.
Corporate Social Responsibility
At SEC DATACOM, we recognize the importance of integrating environmental considerations into our operations. With policies spanning from electric vehicle adoption to organic dining, we’re taking measured steps to align our practices with broader environmental goals. Dive into our approach to understand how we’re working to make a difference for our environment.
Further information about CSR at SEC DATACOM
If you would like further information about CSR at SEC DATACOM, you are very welcome to contact Group CFO, Peter Fahoum
