Apogee has announced its status as accredited supplier of the Charities Buying Group (CBG) framework agreement.
Formed in 2002 after reviewing how little support charities receive to solve purchasing issues – particularly smaller charities – the CBG use its collective buying power to create buying agreements that reduce cost, while maximising value. By 2004, it was commended in Parliament for helping its first 255 members achieve savings of over £1 million in its first year.
As an accredited supplier for the CBG and an independent subsidiary of HP Inc., Apogee will provide industry-leading solutions to help charities in their digital transformation journey – drawing from an extensive portfolio of products, applications and services.
Under this framework, Apogee will offer MPS, IT services and outsourced document services to deliver value and innovation to charities and other not-for-profit organisations.
Apogee already works with a wide range of charities including Stonewall, Barnardos, Change Grow Live, Milestones Trust, and Northern Ireland Hospice, among others.
“This bid represents a fantastic opportunity for charities to transform how they manage, secure, print and collaborate their data,” said Gary Day, Apogee’s Director of Public Sector Sales.
“These services are designed to boost value while minimising expenditure of resource, which, nowadays, is something that not-for-profits desperately need. We’re excited to see how our expertise and growing portfolio of services can shape the future of this industry in coming years.”
