School IT Asset Disposal: Protect Data & Environment with Certified ITAD Providers
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Discover why schools must use certified ITAD providers for secure and eco-friendly IT asset disposal. Learn how to protect sensitive student data and prevent e-waste from harming our environment. Don't miss this crucial guide on IT asset management for schools!
Are your local schools risking data breaches and environmental damage? Watch as our COO, Frank Milia, exposes the alarming lack of certified electronics recyclers in school RFPs. Learn why using certified ITAD providers is essential for data security and sustainability in educational institutions.
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Key takeaways:
Less than half of school RFPs include provisions for certified electronics recyclers
State mandates often prioritize public auctions over secure disposal
Certified ITAD providers ensure compliant and secure asset disposal
Advocate for your local school districts to use certified recyclers
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Transcript:
As schools gear up for the summer, it's crucial that they think a little differently about how they handle surplus IT equipment. Every summer, we see about less than half of the RFPs we receive from schools have any provisions about using certified electronics recyclers for the disposal of their surplus computers. This is alarming given the data security and environmental implications of performing IT disposal incorrectly. Many schools are even mandated by the state to sell their equipment on public auction with no requirements to use certified recyclers. This not only jeopardizes prioritizes sensitive student data, but also puts the risk of e-waste harming our environment in a higher category. By mandating the use of certified recyclers, schools can better ensure that they act complciently and safeguard their assets at time of disposal. It's time that we prioritize security and sustainability and the way our schools dispose of IT assets. Let's make a change this summer. We need you to advocate your local school districts to properly dispose of IT equipment using certified electronics recyclers. For more tips like this, follow IT Asset Management Group.