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Currently  technology  is  an  engine  for  organizations  and the  human  being  to  be  more  productive,  based  on  this scoop there is a need for organizations to have areas that improve  their  processes  through  research,  development and innovation (R + D + i). Enriching their ways of work, staff  and  society.  However,  in  recent  years,  the  lack  of interest  in  caring  for  the  environment  and  the  lack  of proper   environmental   education   has   resulted   in not leaving  a  better  living  condition  for  future  generations.The elements that contribute to this are the excessive use of technology, technological consumerism, the inappropriate   use   of   computers   and   the   disposal   of mobile  devices;  What  has  resulted  thatthe  planet  is affected  every  day   with  the   generation  of  electronic garbage    contributing    directly    to    global    warming.Companies    that    develop    software    require    greater hardware resources so that their applications work in the best  way,  which  generates  a  limited  life  time  in  the devices  and  that  the  software  that  is  built  requires  more resources  for  its  optimal  operation;  thus,  advancing  the useful life and becoming technological waste.

The sustainable technological model (DESUSTEC) as a tool in the development of software for the reduction of electronic waste