Don’t let your business become another statistic.
In a legal settlement over asset disposal violations, Comcast and AT&T were ordered to pay $25.95 million and $23.8 million respectively, with Comcast being penalized for the unlawful disposition of electronics in the state of California. A proper disposal plan for your IT assets can help your business rest assured you’re staying compliant.
In today’s business landscape, utilizing technology is crucial for success. However, as companies adopt new technologies to stay ahead of the competition, they eventually have to replace or dispose of their outdated IT hardware.
A few questions the whitepaper answers:
- What is ITAD and Why do you need it?
- What do some companies fail to start an ITAD plan and what can you do to not be another statistic?
- What are the risks involved with improper asset disposal?
- How can an ITAD professional mitigate your risk and ensure compliance?
- When should you consider partnering with an ITAS professional?
- How can you get the most ROI for your obsolete equipment?