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How to Meet Your Procurement Goals with ITAD

Procurement is a tough gig. You have pressures from all sides. From your suppliers who are trying to creep costs up over time to stakeholders who demand an increasing speed of business to management who wants to cut costs as far as possible. You’re more than a buyer of things, and it’s time to prove it.

ITAD at the Bleeding Edge: High-Frequency Trading

Think ITAD is just for old, out-of-date hardware? Think again. The high-frequency trading industry it renowned for it’s cutting edge technology improvements. They helped ditch fiber and move to microwave to increase the bandwidth and reduce latency between New York and Chicago. 

Agility in IT – Applying Lean Thinking with ITAD

How can your recycling process improve the future of your infrastructure? Iteration and the ability to move quickly. When it comes to agility, we should look to the companies that need to be the most agile: startups. They learn step-by-step and have to move quickly or they will die.

ITAD For Procurement – What You Need and Why You Need to Know It

ITAD is a large and complex series of processes. It’s easy to get buried if you don’t have the right skills in place to manage it well. When you dealing with processes that have multi-million dollar consequences, you need to have the right team in place to make sure that everything goes smoothly.

One Problem that derails your lifecycle management

Your enterprise asset lifecycle management is incomplete. Right now, you have a lot of visibility. You see the assets that come in, you see the assets in your data center, and you see the assets that have left. But what happens then?

What You Need to Understand about Reverse Logistics

If you’re like most IT leaders, your life revolves around numbers: response SLAs, Uptime, Performance, Utilization. So when I ask you about reverse logistics, first let me give you an eye-popping number – $200,000,000,000 – Two Hundred Billion Dollars in returns annually. That’s the annual value of product returns as estimated by the Reverse Logistics Association.

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