The rapid development of technology means that every year we have more and more equipment to streamline our daily work. Thanks to them, we can perform tasks much faster, easier and automate processes. Both we and our co-workers become more efficient, and we can devote the time we save to more complex activities (or to rest!). Unfortunately, this also has its dark side, as at the same time the amount of electro-waste, which has a negative impact on the environment, increases dramatically.
Global production of electro-waste continues to grow and has already reached more than 50 million tons per year.That’s a weight equivalent to 4,500 Eiffel Towers, and it is estimated that by 2030 this figure will reach as much as 74 million tons!Unfortunately, only about 20% of it is properly recycled.The vast majority ends up in landfills, where it is often recycled in ways that are harmful to our health and the environment.What’s more, the production of a new computer, ignoring the production of individual components, requires as much as 1514 liters of water – the amount of water a person needs for consumption purposes for about 1.5 years.
Equipment that is not reusable is sent to certified recycling partners.They take care of the eco-friendly disassembly into parts and recovery of valuable materials, minimizing the negative impact on the environment.
When you donate prototype devices to us, you are assured that they will be destroyed and never reach the secondary market, remaining out of reach of competitors.
The process of creating new IT equipment is demanding on the planet.By repurchasing used ones and putting them back into circulation, we significantly reduce the need for production, which translates into less energy and natural resource consumption.
The IT equipment buyback service directly contributes to reducing the amount of discarded electronics by allowing components to be reused and recycled.
We promote sustainability by encouraging environmentally responsible business practices.Through repurchase, equipment that is still in good working condition can continue to serve its new owners instead of ending up in a landfill.
Let’s see if our solutions are the answer to the challenges you face in your company’s daily operations. Talking to us does not commit you to anything.
The buyback of IT equipment is part of a broader strategy to promote eco-friendly practices in business. Through this approach, companies can demonstrate their commitment to environmental protection and help build a positive brand image that values environmental responsibility.
ITAD or IT Asset Disposal is the process of managing the retirement of IT equipment from a company in a safe, responsible and environmentally sound manner. ITAD services include a range of activities, such as secure data disposal, equipment recycling and value recovery, in accordance with electronics disposal regulations. ITAD’s goal is to maximize the return on investment in IT equipment by recovering value from equipment no longer needed, and to minimize environmental impact and ensure data security.
The choice between equipment repurchases, Revenue Share sales and employee sales depends on several factors such as the company’s goals, the value and quantity of its IT assets and its management preferences.
If the priority for the company is time and minimizing effort, equipment repurchase is the best option.Revenue Share involves potentially higher profits, but may take longer and involves risk sharing.Employee sales, on the other hand, are the best way to get additional employee branding benefits.
Equipment valuation is based on a number of factors, such as the model and brand of the equipment, its condition (e.g. good or very good condition), specifications, as well as the presence of drives.Our experts take into account not only the specifications of the equipment, but also its popularity in the market, age, type and visual condition.A first, indicative valuation is made on the basis of basic information, and an accurate valuation is made after a technical audit conducted at our company.
