Modern organizations, particularly retailers and vendors, rely heavily on technology for various functions, including point-of-sale systems, data management, customer communication, payment processing, and much more. While e-commerce provides a convenient shopping experience, it also makes businesses more vulnerable to cyber-attacks.
Computers require certain components to function properly, just as humans need air and water to survive. The motherboard is the central and most important part of a computer, connecting all other components. The central processing unit (CPU) processes inputs and provides the corresponding output, while the random-access memory (RAM) stores the results of the CPU's work.
Electronic waste (e-waste for short) is a growing concern as our reliance on electronic equipment increases. When devices are discarded, they often end up in landfills, where they can have negative impacts on the environment and the health of people living nearby. In addition, much of the e-waste produced in our country is shipped overseas, particularly to countries with lower labor costs, such as China.