Minnesota recently became the second state in the nation to enact a right to repair digital devices after incorporating language from previous bills into its budget.
After the world was plunged into a digital age, many required more devices to conduct business or continue school from home, which created a digital obstacle. Value-added IT asset disposition, or vITAD, services help bridge the gap between those with access to technology and those without while significantly reducing the cost.
This weekend HOBI honors Memorial Day by remembering those who lost their lives in service to our country.
Below is a recap of this week’s blog post including problem solving with vITAD, ISRI’s development of toolkit for ESG reporting, if virtual reality is the future of sustainable electronics, and if AI ends up affecting the e-scrap industry.
Sightful’s Spacetop recently developed a virtual reality technology that may hold the solution to larger screens.
As one of the value-added IT asset disposition, or vITAD, service offerings, ESG reporting is a hot topic in the industry as a way to improve transparency, accountability, and environmental goals in the workplace.
The rapid evolution of technology has led to a digital age that requires constant upgrades and maintenance, becoming more costly to maintain every year.
Below is a recap of this week’s blog posts including mobility-managed vITAD services, how California considering raising e-scrap payment, problem solving with vITAD services, and things to avoid when searching for an ITAD partnership.
These additional service offerings are part of a change in industry standard services for IT asset disposition. HOBI calls this new era vITAD – value-added IT asset disposition.
E-scrap recyclers in California may see an increase in state payments due to a proposed rate increase motivated by several factors, including high inflation.