Several standard methods are used to dispose of unwanted or retired IT assets, but only one is environmentally friendly while protecting the health of those in surrounding areas.
Manufacturers are Considering Their Roles in Reuse and Recycling Consumers’ right to repair has been a long-standing argument in the
In the new year, consider donating old IT assets to maximize their value and benefit the environment. HOBI encourages reuse and proper disposal of retired electronics, emphasizing data security and environmental responsibility. Contact them for IT asset management and disposition services at 817-814-2620 or sales@hobi.com.
It’s a new year, which means it might be time to upgrade IT assets, but end of use doesn’t have to mean end of life. Many consumers choose to switch out older IT assets for newer models, but ITAD enterprises like HOBI encourage the reuse of old electronics to maximize product value.
Below is a recap of this week’s blog posts including how to make vITAD your new year’s resolution, some e-recycling tips for 2024, and how to keep your data safe this year.
Electronic waste isn’t like other waste and cannot be tossed out with the trash. Below are some tips for e-recycling and how they can help make the world a more sustainable place.
After the holidays, many are left with old electronics like tablets, smartphones, smartwatches, headphones, laptops, gaming systems, and more, and are often unsure of what to do with them. Proper IT asset disposition is becoming increasingly critical in order to keep the environment clean and healthy.
Below is a recap of this week’s blog posts including a few winter recycling tips, top barriers and some possible solutions to e-waste recycling, Microsoft’s agreement to extend Windows 10 support, and how to reuse old electronics this holiday season.
There are many barriers to e-waste recycling. As manufacturers release new and more sophisticated versions of electronic devices, consumers get rid of the older models and replace them with the newer versions. This pattern causes the amount of e-waste generated as trash to skyrocket, not to mention the barriers that prevent individuals from willingly participating in e-waste recycling.
Winter is here, meaning leaving anything outside can result in damaged materials, even recycled ones. We’ve provided some winter recycling tips below for all types of waste as the weather gets colder.
