Author: Melannie Cruz
We live in a complicated world, where people follow trends. Consumption is the basis of our society because we are always looking for new trends or experiences. Some natural resource reserves are running low because of the high consumption rates, and the problem will increase while the world population grows.
Over the last years, we have seen many groups promoting sustainable practices, and it is great to see how people take all those environmental issues seriously, but what about big names in the industry? The role of those big tech companies is more significant because of their high production rates. Since pollution problems are increasing, many companies have been placing their efforts on reducing the environmental impact caused by manufacturing processes.
We spend extraordinary sums of money on electronics, but what happens when they no longer support our needs? If you just updated your old equipment, but you still have those monitors, printers, or TVs placed in your garage or warehouse, it will be time to start giving all these devices a second chance.
Days ago, Facebook was under a new data breach. The leaked information included numbers and emails from more than 533 million users, and it remains published in a hacking forum. Even when the company stated that this information is from a previous breach, the security experts continue reviewing the case. Even when it did not include sensitive data, the event affected both the Facebook Company and some users.
Protecting your company is a constant challenge because there are always new standards, procedures, and risks. The rising in e-waste volumes is forcing businesses to explore green processes that can bring you better living and technological conditions.