Why Is Data Destruction Important Before Resale or Recycling?
Many businesses replace laptops, desktops, servers, storage devices, and mobile devices as part of their normal IT refresh cycle. But when equipment is retired…
What Happens to Your Old IT Equipment Following a Collection?
When your business replaces laptops, desktops, servers, or other IT equipment, simply removing the hardware from your premises is only the beginning. You also…
Windows 10 End of Support: What Businesses Should Do With Their Old PCs
Windows 10 is no longer supported, meaning Microsoft no longer provides free security updates or bug fixes for any users of this platform.
In response, many o…
Buying Refurbished Business IT: What Grade A, B, & C Really Mean
As businesses look to reduce IT costs and meet sustainability goals, refurbished laptops, desktops, monitors, and other business IT equipment are becoming an i…
Refurbished vs New Business Laptops: A Buyer’s Guide for SMEs
Refurbished laptops are becoming an increasingly popular choice for small businesses. With technology budgets under pressure and sustainability climbing the ag…
What Is IT Asset Lifecycle Management & Why Does It Matter for Your Business?
Picture the scene: You’re an IT Manager at a small business, and you have three boxes of old laptops collecting dust in storage. You haven’t had the time to so…
Why Secure IT Recycling Is Critical for Cyber Security & GDPR Compliance
Most businesses have a reasonable handle on cyber security. Firewalls are in place, software gets patched, staff go through phishing training. But there's a ga…
How to Turn Redundant IT Equipment Into Revenue
That storage room full of old laptops is taking up more than just your space, it’s taking money out of your business. Most organisations are sitting on redunda…
How to Dispose of IT Equipment Securely Without Risking a Data Breach
Disposing of old IT equipment may seem straightforward, but for businesses, it carries significant data security and compliance risks. Hard drives, servers, la…
