HOBI Weekly Blog Recap (2/21-24/22)

Below is a recap of this week’s blog posts including the age-old debate on whether or not online privacy is really that important, why e-scrap exports are important to the industry, a grant from AT&T that will help provide electronics to students, and how to prepare and pack your equipment for processing.  Tech Solutions Series:…

AT&T Announces Grant to Help Provide Electronics to Students in Need During a Digital Age

Since the pandemic began many businesses have switched to a remote environment, including schools. Remote learning swept over many countries, resulting in the need for more electronics. Many households have more than one child in school, which increases costs and makes the digital learning process more difficult to achieve. Fortunately, a well known tech giant…

HOBI Weekly Blog Recap 8/16-19/21

Below is a recap of HOBI’s weekly blog reports including back to school technology navigation, Apple’s new security tech update, the 2021 ITAD Summit, and tips on data center decommissioning.  Navigating The Post-Pandemic Technology Demand in Education Returning to a classroom setting requires an adjustment period, especially with increased and unique technology demands in classrooms.…

HOBI helps navigate Back to School ITAD

Navigating The Post-Pandemic Technology Demand in Education

It’s that time again! Teachers and students prepare for the transition back to in-class learning as the third school year affected by COVID-19 approaches, but after a year of learning from home, students, teachers, and parents face new challenges as they return to a social environment.  Returning to a classroom setting requires an adjustment period,…

Educational technology market anticipates substantial growth due to digitization

A new report from EdTechXGlobal indicates the educational technology market will reach $252 billion by 2020. Up to two percent of the $5 trillion global education market is currently digitized, and experts anticipate that percentage will continue to grow with new technology advancements. Google and Microsoft are leading educational technology sales, with Google comprising 58…