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.
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 the outlook for electronics recycling and how you can plan now to get a jumpstart on e waste management for your business. Here are some electronics recycling trends to be on the lookout for in the new year:
In a space crowded with electronics recyclers, it can be hard to pinpoint the right fit for your business’ needs. What key qualifications should you look for in your corporate electronics recycling partner? What steps are being taken to ensure the integrity of your data is not compromised?
Here’s a helpful guide to the top factors you should consider when selecting a corporate electronics recycling expert.
You’ve got retired IT assets and we have a concierge solution. But how does such a large load get to an electronics recycling facility?
Learn the steps your electronics recycling partner should take to provide a seamless logistics process for your business. And, discover how electronics recyclers can handle even the largest pickups (so you can rest easy knowing your end-of-life IT assets are being handled securely and safely).
In the near future, your favorite ring or necklace might be formed from someone’s discarded mobile phone or gaming console.
In 2020, Pandora—one of the world’s largest jewelry manufacturers—announced that by 2025 all of its jewelry would be created from recycled gold and silver sourced, in part, from electronic waste. A growing number of small and large jewelers are turning to more sustainable alternatives to traditional mining practices, including using e waste as a source for precious metals. We’ll explore the impact this newer IT asset recycling trend could have for the environment and jewelry industry, and how electronic recycling companies are responding.
Did you know your old—even nonfunctioning—electronics could still have value?
With a massive and growing amount of electronics being tossed each year, environmental agencies and concerned citizens around the globe have been putting an increasing amount of pressure on waste management to dispose of e waste responsibly. Many junk removal operations, however, remain unaware of the hidden revenue stream e waste can offer. Before you throw small or large electronics into the trash pile, consider recycling the e waste from your junk removal operations.
Why does International E Waste Day matter, and what should you be doing for October 14th? In this article, we’ll review the importance of International E Waste Day, and preview what’s on tap for 2022.
Initially created in 2018 by WEEE Forum (an international association of e waste collectors), International E Waste Day is observed globally every October 14th. This day serves as an important reminder of the massive global impact of e waste, and the importance of methods such as e waste recycling to combat the growing amount of discarded electronics.
We spell out the details on common corporate electronics recycling terms and what they mean for your business.
Pop quiz: Do you know the following industry terms? ITAD, e waste, reverse supply chain. We’re here to help you navigate these — and other — common corporate electronics recycling terms.
Recycling e waste brings rewards to businesses, including a potential new revenue stream, sustainability leadership and brand safeguarding—not to mention recycling electronics is simply the right thing to do.
Keeping in mind the average lifespan of an office computer is only estimated to be between three and five years, how does a company safely (and sustainably) dispose of used computers and IT equipment on a regular basis?
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