9 The rules of disposal have changed because the hardware has changed. You might see a box of old tech, but a fire marshal sees a collection of incendiary devices. This is the “Embedded Battery” problem. To make devices sleeker, manufacturers... View Article
3 For the last decade, electronic waste disposal has lived comfortably in the basement of corporate priorities. It was widely viewed as an operational line item, a janitorial task for the facilities manager to handle with a dumpster contract and a... View Article
10 It’s November. The Q4 scramble is on. You’re deep in 2026 budget battles, trying to close out the year strong, and finalizing your strategic roadmap. But there’s a nagging feeling, isn’t there? It’s that locked IT storage closet. It’s the... View Article
17 That “wiped” SSD is a security risk you do not even know you have. For years, we have thought of data destruction like shredding paper, which is a process that works for traditional Hard Disk Drives (HDDs). But an SSD... View Article
9 The “Right to Repair” movement is changing the game. It is about more than just fixing your phone. It is a fundamental shift in our relationship with technology, and it is about to change what “e-waste” even means. As this... View Article
5 It is a myth that an old circuit board is just a harmless piece of plastic. The truth is, it is a dense combination of a geological mine and a hazardous waste site. Throwing it in a landfill is not... View Article
13 During budget season, getting rid of old electronics often gets treated as a small expense, if it is on the books at all. The problem is, that e-waste is a hidden liability. Not budgeting to handle it responsibly can create... View Article
21 When businesses think about e-recycling, the focus often lands squarely on computers, monitors, and laptops. While these are certainly significant sources of electronic waste (e-waste), limiting your scope to just these items means overlooking a vast array of other devices... View Article
10 Let’s face it, your business runs on technology. Laptops, servers, phones – they’re essential. But what happens when they reach the end of their useful life? They turn into “e-waste,” and that pile of outdated electronics is becoming a major... View Article
3 E-recycling and refurbishment are often seen through the lens of environmental responsibility, and rightfully so. These processes play a crucial role in reducing e-waste, conserving resources, and minimizing the environmental impact of our technology consumption. But beyond the environmental benefits,... View Article
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