How can your organization help the environment when it comes to IT assets?

[Christopher Davis]

By utilizing the asset tracking we provide to make sure they arent over ordering items

[Donna Fok]

Proper disposal. Recycle as much as possible.

[Angela Pesnilyan]

N/A

[Michael Boudreau]

Ensuring we are compliant to local and federal disposal regulations.

[Joshua Chen]

Using a proper lifecycle management platform to track the asset through the environment, reusing and redeploying assets as much as possible and securely dispose of assets to prevent security risks

[Karima Urbani]

Look at sustainable of way of managing assets.

[Naomi Diaz]

disposing of assets properly and minimizing waste.

[David White]

Dispose of H/W as required by law and in an eco-friendly manner.

[Valerie Runci]

By using proper disposal methods

[Michael Powell]

Our organization can help the environment by maximizing the lifecycle of IT assets through efficient management and responsible disposal. By ensuring assets are used to their full capacity and redeploying functional hardware to departments in need, we can reduce unnecessary purchases and e-waste. Additionally, harvesting valid software entitlements and other usable components from decommissioned assets allows us to extend the life and optimize the deployment of other assets in the field. Proper asset tracking can help prevent over-purchasing and ensure that underutilized resources are reallocated effectively. Finally, partnering with a certified disposal organization guarantees that end-of-life assets are recycled or disposed of in an environmentally responsible manner, minimizing our ecological footprint.

[Jessie Qi]

Properly recycling or repurposing outdated equipment helps minimize electronic waste.

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