Most common ITAD mistakes in 2023
With the increasing importance of data privacy and environmental protection, ITAD has become a valuable resource for businesses of all industries and sizes.
Author: Melannie Cruz
Are devices built to last or die?
According to recent studies, most of our favorite electronic devices are designed and manufactured with a lifespan of approximately 4 to 6 years, after which they may become outdated or stop functioning due to irreparable hardware.
As IT specialists, we understand that it would be nearly impossible to keep our lives on track without the proper IT equipment, but please keep in mind that upgrading our electronics every other year can be very harmful to our wallets and the environment.
ITAD and the Healthcare sector
The healthcare industry relies heavily on technology, making both the IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) industry and technology essential to its success. The ITAD industry ensures the proper disposal of IT assets, protects patient data, and complies with all policies and regulations. In contrast, technology enhances patient care and protects privacy.
How to Build an ITAD Strategy: Tips for Getting Started
In today's world, it's essential to properly manage electronic waste and excess IT equipment due to environmental concerns and data security risks.
Eliminate your toxic IT Assets
What is meant by toxic IT Assets? First and foremost, toxic assets are all investments that are difficult or nearly impossible to sell at a satisfactory price because there is no longer a functioning market.