As technology evolves rapidly, organizations face growing challenges in managing outdated IT equipment. Beyond the allure of faster devices and better features lies a critical issue: electronic waste (e-waste). Improper disposal of IT assets not only poses environmental risks but also threatens data security.
Ensuring the security and integrity of IT assets during transit is critical. Over the past two decades, Apto Solutions has worked with clients to develop best practices for mitigating risk for in-transit assets. Here are five measures you should consider to ensure your assets are tracked and protected.
In an era where transparency is more than a buzzword, it’s a crucial pillar of trust and accountability in business. Apto Solutions, a pioneer in the IT asset disposition (ITAD) industry, embodies this principle by offering a transparency-first approach to managing the end-of-life cycle of IT assets.
For Marietta City Schools, making sure students have the opportunity to learn and thrive, no matter their ability, is a priority. The lab is empowering children with disabilities, through job and training.
As more companies add Sustainability officers to lead their ESG initiatives, Procurement pros are still the missing piece in turning ambition to ITAD action.
There is a lot of talk about the circular economy. One ITAD company is walking the walk. It’s harder than you think.
As technology becomes increasingly sophisticated, our government has created regulations that are demanding companies to step up their IT asset disposal efforts. Because, unfortunately, data breaches have become way too common… and already happening in 2023 – and its only January!
Apto’s second year of supplying Reneal IEO with high-quality repurposed laptops and other IT equipment is continuing to make a difference at the local school level and all the way up to the President’s office in Tanzania.
In finding innovative ways to ensure new electronics are made from their recycled counterparts, one of the biggest barriers for manufacturers continues to be the supply chain.
Since it became clear that environmental, social and governance (ESG) legislation was no longer a hypothetical and soon to become the law of the land – compelling public companies to disclose their emissions and the climate risks their businesses face – many businesses have been scrambling to prepare.
