It’s simply inevitable. At some point in time, every company that owns IT hardware will need to retire its devices. Hardware end-of-life involves multiple process steps that should be proactively managed to ensure that all legal, security and environmental considerations are addressed and that potential financial recovery is maximized.
Discarded computers, servers and other electronic hardware make up one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the world. Not only do these units contain toxic substances such as lead, cadmium and mercury, but they often hold confidential or personal information saved on internal storage media.
It’s critical that your organization knows how to properly retire its assets. It’s also essential to work with a trusted partner that can provide a secure chain of custody at end-of-life.
Join Eracent and disposition experts AER Worldwide for an educational webinar on Thursday, February 16 at 11:00 a.m. EST. You’ll learn about important decisions that need to be considered during the hardware end-of-life phase, as well as methodologies for tracking essential financial and legal details during the disposition process.
Register for this session today!