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Corporate IT departments have much to consider when deciding how to dispose of their surplus, obsolete or scrap IT assets. In fact, there are so many things to take into account when disposing of IT assets that often the decision is to leave it for later and do nothing in the short term. This paper […]

As the problems posed by waste electronics has grown, governments around the world have enacted various rules and regulations around how they are handled. These regulations often take the form of a stewardship scheme where the manufacturers are responsible for setting up and paying for the collection, transportation and recycling of e-waste. In Canada, stewardship programs

The need for dedicated storage space for hard drives pulled from IT equipment Higher data management costs and loss of residual value by letting assets collect dust The creation of a security risk in the form of a potential data breach or physical theft Why You Should Modernize Your Data Retention Policy An up-to-date data

Companies are often advised to only deal with reputable service providers when disposing of their unwanted IT equipment – but what does that really mean? Reputable electronics recyclers provide high quality services that meet the needs of clients while mitigating risk around every aspect of the end-of-life or IT asset disposition (ITAD) process. To that