Overwhelmed by the prospect of how to get your retired IT assets to an electronics recycler? Closing or upgrading a location or lab site and need to dispose of your old electronics?
If you have a giant—or even small—stash of old or obsolete devices or IT equipment that needs removal, some certified electronics recyclers offer onsite electronic equipment removal as a value-add service.
As technology rapidly advances, tech refreshes have become a necessity for most businesses. While purchasing new tech is an exciting next step, determining what to do with the leftover pile of e waste can sometimes evoke feelings of uncertainty.
Fortunately, when you partner with a certified electronics recycler, you’re making a crucial decision that protects your brand, your data security and the environment.
Global Electronic Recycling is proud to officially announce its achievement of the R2V3 certification, one of the highest and most prestigious certifications within the electronics recycling industry for environmentally-friendly, safe and secure data destruction.
“This process embodies our commitment to our communities, our clients and our environment,” said Global Electronic Recycling CEO, Kristina Picciotti.
Back by popular demand, one of our most viewed video tools of last year offers a glimpse into the life cycle of a laptop. You may have a general idea of what your options are when discarding your laptop computer at the end of its useful life, but what exactly happens when you choose electronics recycling for your retired asset?
This meticulous and environmentally conscious process not only positions you as a sustainability leader, but can offer a financial windfall for your business. Find out why your crucial decision to choose electronics recycling creates a lasting impact on your business and the environment.
The saying “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” is more applicable now than ever when it comes to the surprising financial return found in what may otherwise look like a pile of junk.
An ever-increasing amount of junk removal companies are discovering hidden value and convenience from recycling electronics that would otherwise be discarded in a landfill. By partnering with an electronics recycler, junk removal and moving companies with a discerning eye for retired IT assets can reap many benefits from this untapped resource.
The R2v3 certification has become the leading global standard for electronics reuse and recycling. By partnering with a R2v3-certified company, your business benefits from environmentally-friendly, safe, and secure data destruction.
Wondering what to do with your old IT assets in the new year, and if they hold any value? You may be surprised at how many of your electronic assets qualify for IT asset recycling.
Learn more about which items qualify for IT asset recycling vs. ITAD service and how an electronics recycler can help you recover value in your retired electronics.
Is your business upgrading your fleet of computers in the new year? Avoid the inevitable pile up of old computers and take charge of your retired IT assets by partnering with a certified electronics recycler who can help you get the process started.
From packaging and pickups, to who you can trust with secure data destruction, we have the latest on all things corporate computer recycling.
Recent high-profile data breach cases have shown that data security and secure data destruction are often overlooked—but critical—aspects of IT asset disposition (ITAD). But what exactly is involved in secure data destruction, what standards are a certified electronics recycler held to, and how can you ensure that your data is absolutely secure in the IT asset disposition process?
Here, we provide a look at the rigorous requirements of the NIST 800-88 data destruction standard and why it is critical for your electronics recycler to possess this essential certification.
Greater demand for electronics recycling and disposal in 2023
What is on the horizon for electronics recycling in 2023? What important new advancements are happening in ITAD and data destruction? Find out more about how you can plan now to get a jumpstart on e waste management for your business. Here are some electronics recycling trends for the new year:
From discarded TVs, mobile phones to cameras and kitchen appliances, electronic waste is the fastest growing waste stream on the planet. By 2030, e waste is expected to generate over 74 million metric tons of waste.
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