If you’re in a niche market that leverages specialty electronics like test and laboratory equipment for industries such as healthcare, aerospace and defense, you may be wondering what options you have for IT asset disposition.
Many businesses with specialized lab or test equipment are surprised to find that by partnering with the right ITAD experts they can not only rid themselves of the burden of equipment storage and disposal, but also pocket a sizable amount of resale value.
The healthcare industry is no stranger to electronic equipment disposal woes. Hospitals, clinics and mobile health operations face ongoing electronics overturn as new devices and technologies are introduced to support state-of-the-art healthcare.
For healthcare facilities and medical providers uncertain about what to do with retired test and lab equipment, certified electronics recyclers can be a valuable resource. Discover how an ITAD partner can help your healthcare practice with an e waste management strategy and convenient onsite test and lab equipment removal.
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.
Small adjustments to your asset disposition management can have a big impact
It doesn’t take much to safeguard your retired IT assets. Yet, mistakes happen. Whether they stem from a lack of knowledge of proper IT asset disposition management or a “let’s-hope-for-the-best” approach, missteps can be costly.
Demand for laptops is huge. Resale markets can help you make the most out of laptop recycling.
One of your biggest company woes can, if you take the right steps, turn into a potential revenue stream. Among all your end-of-life electronic equipment, you may not be aware that one piece, in particular, is in especially high demand in secondary markets — laptops. It can, in other words, pay to make sure you get laptop recycling right.
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