The Legal Risks of Improper Electronics Disposal: What Every Business Needs to Know
When a business replaces computers, upgrades its technology, or clears out an office, what happens to the old equipment? For many organizations, disposing of outdated electronics may seem like a routine facilities task. But if those devices contain sensitive...
How Healthcare Providers in New Hampshire Should Handle Old Medical Equipment and Data Destruction
Healthcare technology has a lifecycle. Computers are replaced, diagnostic equipment is upgraded, patient-monitoring systems become obsolete, and medical offices accumulate outdated electronics in storage rooms, IT closets and maintenance areas. But when equipment...
Checklist: Preparing for a Secure E-waste Recycling Equipment Pickup
When your organization has accumulated outdated computers, monitors, printers, servers, hard drives, tablets, networking equipment or other electronics, arranging a pickup is often the easiest way to get everything out the door. But before the truck arrives, a little...