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appYplanet: “a unique tool on the market for assessing the environmental impacts of websites”

by | 20 Oct 2026 | Non classé

Skip to the interview QuadranMeasure to improve Home appYuser appYaccess appYplanet Plans FR Request a demo → Home/appYplanet/Frédéric Bordage Frédéric Bordage’s perspective · 2024 interview appYplanet: “a unique tool on the market for assessing the environmental impacts of websites” Originally published on 7 March 2024 Originally published by appYuser Frédéric BordageFounder of the Green IT collective and association. Environmental impact measurement, life cycle assessment and ecodesign: Frédéric Bordage shares his views on assessment methods and appYplanet. This interview is reproduced in its March 2024 context. The figures, projections, regulatory references and assessments of tools relate to that date. Download the original interview (PDF, in French) 01 appYuser: As the founder of the Green IT collective and association, and the author of reference works on digital sobriety and ecodesign, you are very familiar with the environmental impacts of digital technology! What are the latest estimates of their scale and how they are changing? Frédéric Bordage Our latest studies show that, at every scale — global, European, French, or a company’s information system — digital technology accounts for between 40% and 50% of a European’s annual sustainable impact budget. In other words, 40–50% of the impacts that a European can generate in one year without exceeding planetary boundaries. For our use of digital technology to be sustainable, we need to reduce this proportion by a factor of 10! This is all the more pressing because the environmental impacts associated with digital technology are increasing faster than in other sectors. According to our studies, digital technology’s share of a European’s annual sustainable impact budget has risen from 20% in 2010 to 40–50%...

How TreCuori measures the environmental impact of its websites

by | 20 Oct 2026 | Non classé

Skip to the customer story QuadranMeasure to improve Home appYuser appYaccess appYplanet Plans FR Request a demo → Home/appYplanet/TreCuori Customer story · appYplanet How TreCuori measures the environmental impact of its websites Original interview last updated on 29 May 2024 By philippe.guilbert Nicolas Verhaeghe, an environmental engineer at TreCuori, explains in detail how his company has set up a process to measure and reduce the environmental impacts of its websites, and why it chose appYplanet to achieve its ambitious objectives. 01 Hello Nicolas, could you introduce yourself and explain what TreCuori does? I trained as an environmental engineer. I have been based in Italy for a few years and recently joined TreCuori, which launched a service dedicated to the environment last July. TreCuori’s main activity is providing employee benefits services and programmes to around 1,300 clients throughout Italy. TreCuori enables companies to offer benefits in the form of an allowance that can be spent on services, most of which relate to wellbeing. The company was founded in 2013 under a status called Societa Benefit, which requires particular attention to impacts on the local area, both social and environmental, as well as support for the local economy and SMEs. 02 Can you tell us more about your environmental concerns around your business activities? We are really at the start of our “environmental journey”. A dedicated environmental department was set up less than a year ago. It currently consists of three people… The company is growing strongly: our workforce has almost doubled in a year. Our environmental impact will inevitably increase. We started with our main obligation: producing an annual report...
RIVP: “Simple and effective implementation by a team that cares about customer service”

RIVP: “Simple and effective implementation by a team that cares about customer service”

by | 20 Oct 2026 | Non classé

Skip to the customer story QuadranMeasure to improve Home appYuser appYaccess appYplanet Plans FR Request a demo → Home/appYuser/RIVP Customer story · appYuser RIVP: "Simple and effective implementation by a team that cares about customer service" Originally published on 17 May 2018By Aldo Manzanera As part of our work to improve the user experience, we put 4 questions to the teams at RIVP (the City of Paris property management organisation). 01 Tell us briefly what your company or department does. RIVP, the City of Paris property management organisation, is an innovative, socially responsible and ethical social housing provider that manages, builds and refurbishes homes, retail premises and offices, including start-up centres, incubators and business centres. 02 What led you to call on Quadran’s expertise? What challenge were you facing? We wanted to find tools and methods to help us respond more quickly and effectively in the event of a “performance” crisis, as we had had a difficult experience in 2016. 03 What practical solutions did Quadran provide? What results did you achieve? We deployed the appYuser monitoring solution across all our web applications, both internal and external. Every day, we and our subcontractors monitor changes in performance and in our users’ satisfaction. If performance deteriorates, we receive an alert and can identify the problems very quickly. The appYdex satisfaction indicator also enables us to communicate on a more factual basis with our subcontractors and gain a more accurate view of our users’ actual experience. This has enabled us to improve performance. 04 If you had to describe Quadran in three words, what would they be? Simple and effective implementation...
Météo-France: “appYuser complements our existing monitoring tools”

Météo-France: “appYuser complements our existing monitoring tools”

by | 20 Oct 2026 | Non classé

Skip to the customer story QuadranMeasure to improve Home appYuser appYaccess appYplanet Plans FR Request a demo → Home/appYuser/Météo-France Customer story · appYuser Météo-France: “appYuser complements our existing monitoring tools” Originally published on 9 May 2017By David Marroncle As part of our work to improve the user experience, we put 4 questions to the Météo-France teams who use our monitoring solution appYuser. 01 Tell us briefly what your company or department does. Our department is responsible for implementing internet, extranet and mobile services that provide weather data to all Météo-France customers. 02 What led you to call on Quadran’s expertise? What challenge were you facing? We were looking for a tool that would let us quantify and understand our websites’ performance as experienced by real users. 03 What practical solutions did Quadran provide? What results did you achieve? appYuser complements our existing monitoring tools. Tracking satisfaction allows us to assess the impact of the technical changes deployed on our sites. 04 If you had to describe Quadran in three words, what would they be? appYuser uses a simple indicator that is easy to share internally and track in a dashboard to provide a real view of our users’ experience, rather than one based on simulations and tests performed by bots. Yannick DANCET / Elodie LE JAFFOTEC Directorate of Meteorological Services, Météo-France DSM/SP/IEM Discover appYuser.Explore the solution or request a demo. Back to appYuser →Request an appYuser demo → QuadranMeasure to improve The three solutionsLegal noticePrivacy Météo-France: “appYuser complements our existing monitoring tools” was last modified: October 20th, 2026 by David...