This study is at the intersection of digital technologies and environmental sustainability, focusing on the concept of digital ecoresponsibility. Through interviews with a diverse range of organizations, we aimed to identify their perspectives, challenges, and practices regarding digital eco-responsibility. The research revealed that while digitalization is often seen as a solution for growth, it also poses significant environmental challenges, contributing to global greenhouse gas emissions and resource consumption. Organizations recognize the importance of addressing these challenges and have initiated various eco-responsible practices such as responsible digitalization and digital sobriety. However, implementing these practices effectively requires contextualized strategies tailored to organizational needs and cultures. This study is based on a literature review and interviews conducted with 8 experts. It aims to identify the perspectives and practices of digital eco-responsibility across diverse organizations. It emphasizes the need for continuous improvement and monitoring of eco-responsible practices to mitigate the environmental impact of digital technologies. By exploring insights from these organizational interviews, this research contributes to a deeper understanding of digital eco-responsibility and offers valuable insights for developing sustainable digital strategies across different sectors.