06
Aug
When businesses retire old computers, servers and storage equipment, one of the most important decisions is what to do with the data stored on the drives. Simply deleting files or...
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03
Aug
When disposing of old computers, laptops, servers, monitors, or other electrical equipment, businesses often focus on data security and recycling. However, the paperwork that accompanies the disposal process is just...
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30
Jul
As businesses continue to invest in new IT equipment, managing older IT equipment has become an important part of effective IT lifecycle planning. While recycling remains essential for equipment that...
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27
Jul
Choosing an IT asset disposal provider is about more than finding someone to collect unwanted equipment. Businesses also need confidence that their provider follows recognised security standards, protects sensitive information,...
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23
Jul
When businesses dispose of IT equipment, it's not enough to simply collect devices and destroy the data. Every laptop, server and hard drive should remain fully accounted for throughout the...
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08
Jul
In most companies, a cupboard somewhere is filled with old laptops, monitors, or servers. Many company owners are unaware that under UK legislation much of this gear qualifies as hazardous...
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29
Jun
As businesses upgrade their infrastructure, thousands of routers, switches, firewalls and access points are decommissioned every year. Yet many businesses underestimate the risks involved is disposing of networking hardware incorrectly. Old devices may still contain sensitive network configuration and stored credentials such as asset tags,...
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25
Jun
Information isn't only stored in files and cloud accounts it is also stored on backup tapes. These tapes often contain large volumes of sensitive data that must be managed carefully throughout their lifecycle. However, when the data is no longer...
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22
Jun
Businesses generate a large amount of electronic waste during upgrades and replacements. The most common items removed from workplaces are monitors, screens, cables, keyboards and other IT accessories. While replacing outdated equipment is essential, businesses must ensure...
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18
Jun
For most businesses replacing old IT equipment is a routine part of businesses operations. Effective computer disposal requires planning, secure handling, and a structured collection process to ensure assets are managed responsibly from start to...
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