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.
Earth Day is nearly here, which means discussing how we can help keep the planet clean and healthy.
Below is a recap of this week’s blog posts including how to reduce reuse and recycle with an ITAD provider, Oregon’s new electronics law, tips on how to protect your electronics as the weather heats up, and details regarding the ISRI 2023 convention where HOBI’s president and co-founder Craig Boswell will speak next week in Nashville.
Many companies are becoming more environmentally aware and doing more to reduce their carbon footprint. IT asset disposition service providers like HOBI partner with companies looking to get rid of retired IT hardware and ensure it is disposed of properly.
Below is a recap of this week’s blog posts including spring cleaning with an ITAD provider, the right to repair bill in Europe, details regarding the vITAD concept and an eco-friendly way to spend the Easter holiday. Spring Clean with an ITAD Provider This time of year, many in the business world may find themselves staring at piles of old IT hardware long since retired with nowhere to go. Now is the perfect time to
This time of year, many in the business world may find themselves staring at piles of old IT hardware long since retired with nowhere to go. Now is the perfect time to start spring cleaning, starting with IT asset disposition.
ESG refers to how companies pledge to handle certain controversial issues in regards to the environment, social and governance.
Last year, the Basel Convention published several proposed alterations to the convention itself that would dramatically change how some end-of-life exports are managed, with the changes set to be discussed in a meeting taking place June 6-17, 2022.