Treat it as your back-office urban mine. Recycling lithium-ion batteries helps your business make the most of it. (The environment will thank you)
With the increase in battery-driven technologies comes a skyrocketing number of lithium-ion batteries. The energy dense chemistry of these batteries makes them small, light, and powerful, an ideal combination for a range of applications.
What office equipment contains precious metals? Hint: The global value can be counted in billions of dollars.
The best place to go on a treasure hunt just may be your office or factory floor. Consider this fact, for instance: One metric ton of circuit boards can contain 40 to 800 times the amount of gold and 30 to 40 times the amount of copper mined from one metric ton of ore in the US.
The momentum of ‘right to repair’ may pave the way for a more sustainable economy with less e waste
The right-to-repair movement scored a major victory last week when Apple officially opened its Self Service Repair online store. Announced in November of last year, the new program offers more than 200 parts and tools customers can use to repair the iPhone 12, iPhone 13, and third-generation iPhone SE.
A few features, in particular, tend to set legitimate ITAD companies apart from the pack.
The ITAD space is busy. In recent years, new companies have adopted the IT Asset Disposition label at an increasing rate, making the job of finding the right match for your retired IT assets even harder than before. Arizona is no exception.
If your organization uses solutions from these leading, high-tech brands, then remarketing your used IT equipment is the next step
Given the high resale value of lab and test equipment, a surprising number of organizations overlook this crucial step of the asset life cycle. The fact is, however, that if you’re in possession of equipment from, for example, Rohde & Schwarz, Agilent, Tektronix, or Fluke, the market is ripe for resale.
Standard office equipment is only the beginning. Is your business sitting on other ideal candidates for ITAD service?
What electronic assets can be recycled or resold? It’s a question that we naturally have answered more than once. Business-tailored IT asset disposition spans a much wider range than your standard office equipment. Processors, components, network equipment, test and lab equipment, and much more, all qualify for ITAD service.
As the value of IT recycling is increasingly clear to businesses, questions turn practical: ‘How soon can we get started?’
When you have spent decades serving businesses in the IT recycling space, you become well versed in customer needs and concerns. A few questions, in particular, tend to come up. In this post, we’ll give the quick answers to help move you along toward your goal of maximized asset recovery and expedient corporate electronic recycling.
Recycling e waste brings rewards to businesses, including a potential new revenue stream, sustainability leadership, and brand safeguarding
Sometimes you may need a reminder to keep up the good work. Or, if you feel like your organization could do better, you may present a few facts to prove to superiors that recycling e waste makes a difference.
What IT asset disposition companies are best suited to remarket specialty equipment? Look for calibration partners, resale ratings, and more.
Not all IT asset disposition companies have the expertise to remarket test and lab equipment. However, if you do have such equipment, it’s important to note it often retains a significant portion of its value.
During times of change, don’t overlook the importance of asset recovery and recycling. Here’s what to keep in mind.
Whether you’re liquidating, downsizing, or moving, you will likely need to answer the same question: What should your business do with excess electronic equipment? The fact is asset recovery and recycling are not only necessary but can also help you soften the financial blow to your evolving business.
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