Your office is clearing out 200 laptops, a rack of servers and a cupboard of monitors nobody has touched since 2019. Someone asks the obvious question: do we scrap it...
Read MoreYour office is clearing out 200 laptops, a rack of servers and a cupboard of monitors nobody has touched since 2019. Someone asks the obvious question: do we scrap it...
Read MoreThe idea of free IT disposal can sound too good to be true, but some businesses IT disposal projects can be completed at little or no direct cost. This usually...
Read MoreWhen business IT equipment reaches the end of its use, recycling is not always the best first option. If a laptop, desktop, monitor or server is still functional keeping it...
Read MoreSchools, colleges and universities manage large numbers of laptops, desktops, servers and other IT equipment. As technology is upgraded, older devices need to be removed securely and responsibly, especially when...
Read MoreWhen laptops get replaced, the old laptops don't necessarily need to go straight to recycling. Depending on their age, condition and specification, some may still have resale value. This creates an...
Read MoreAs 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,...
Read MoreBusinesses 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 While replacing outdated equipment is essential, businesses must ensure...
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