The first step of recycling old computers starts in your own facility. Here’s what you need to know.
There’s no getting around it; at some point, your business will need to recycle your old computers. Too many times, though, retired assets are left to languish in backrooms. Part of the problem is the thought of shipping the assets may seem like a hassle. What do you need when recycling old computers? How do you package them?
Taking shortcuts is not an option when you deal with battery disposal. Our new instructional video will keep packaging on track.
We are all about making life easy for our customers. So, we created an informative video to show a crucial step in getting battery disposal right. Yes, we’re talking about how to package batteries for transport. This is a process that cannot be left to chance.
Learn the basics of e waste recycling. Our new video includes tips on maximizing value recovery and getting packaging right.
What does it take to learn the basics about e waste recycling? Try 8 minutes. In this new video, we walk you through all you need to know to get started or to improve the way you recycle your retired electronic devices.
You can significantly boost the value of your electronic waste. How you treat assets before they ship can have a big impact on returns.
The short of it: Don’t treat your end-of-life (EOL) equipment like trash. To increase IT asset value recovery, a few simple steps can turn up the resale value of the electronics that your business no longer needs.
If you run a company, chances are you will need electronics recycling for businesses. This Q&A can get you started.
From how to package electronics for recycling to how to set up a corporate e waste program — we’re used to getting those questions by now. When it comes to electronics recycling for businesses consider us your go-to source.
For some quick answers to the most common queries, read this post.
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