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Top 10 IT Asset Disposition Services Companies - 2022

Top 10 IT Asset Disposition Services Companies - 2022

As the workplaces have shifted from office to home, so have the ITAD needs of corporates; while safe data destruction has been the significant lever for organizations earlier, now they want to make the most of other ITAD services as well, such as data center decommissioning, asset audits and inventories, and electronics asset refurbishing.

Mirroring the upsurge in the cloud and the internet of things (IoT) adoption, prevention of data breaches through negligence or ignorance has become the single-most driver for IT asset management and end-of-life (EOL) planning teams. Growing trends like bring your own device (BYOD) will only convolute the scenario more. Analogous to this is the sustainability trend that’s swiftly climbing up the corporate agendas. It is only last year many leading global companies, including the hyperscale data center providers Google and Amazon Web Services (AWS), signed the Climate Neutral Data Center Pact committing to set a high bar for circular economy practices and assessing 100 percent of their used server equipment for reuse, repair or recycling. As more and more companies are expected to follow suit, the ITAD market is projected to grow from this year’s $15.6 bn to $31.8 bn by 2032 at a CAGR of 7.4 percent.

To put the spotlight on such key developments in the domain, CIOReview highlights the vital technological advancements in the ITAD space and how corporates leverage them to enable secure and sustainable management of their IT and networking equipment. The edition features thought leadership articles from Nichole Bray, Director of Vulnerability Management, Global Tech Information Security, at Walmart, Jonathan Sinclair, Associate Director, Cyber Security, at Bristol Myers Squibb, and Fred Geerken, Senior Director, IT/CISO, at Leprino Foods, who throw light on the recent technological innovations in the ITAD sector and how those advancements are aiding companies in tackling the security and sustainability challenges.

In this edition of CIOReview magazine, we also bring you the story of some of the most promising ITAD service companies that deliver the best outcomes for their clients, including Corporate eWaste Solutions and Cascade Asset Management. Additionally, the edition features the cover story of R3eWaste, an Arizona-based R2 certified electronic recycling company focusing on ITAD, resale and reuse, and environmentally friendly e-waste solutions.

Through the following pages, we aim to shine a light on the innovative trends and latest developments in the ITAD space. We would like to know your thoughts

    Top IT Asset Disposition Services Companies

    R3eWaste
    R3eWaste’s Recycling Operations Management System (ROMS) software is the first-of-its-kind proprietary web-based software used to specifically log and track electronic waste from the moment it arrives in R3eWaste’s facility to its final destination. Whenever a customer uses ROMS, each pickup is identified with its company of origin and is sorted and separated with scales under each Gaylord boxes that are directly linked to ROMS that continuously update the inventory status before notifying the status of each item to the clients through a dashboard program. Subsequently, clients are able to track how their items get recycled, repurposed, or resold in real time while individually identifying the items eligible for resale.
    Cascade Asset Management
    Cascade provides secure and environmentally responsible IT Asset Disposition services to businesses and institutions in the United States.
    Corporate eWaste Solutions (CEWS)
    CEWS is an R2v3-certified and California-approved electronic asset recycling and recovering specialist that provides innovative solutions to clients
    All Green Electronics Recycling
    The purpose of All Green is to constantly preserve the brand while providing customers with the maximum potential return on the assets. It specializes in data protection, risk mitigation, and protecting the company’s reputation when it comes to processing IT equipment
    Castaway Technologies
    Castaway specializes in strategic IT asset disposition (ITAD) programs that allow businesses to mitigate the risks associated with the secure handling of retired IT equipment and devices, as well as the deletion of confidential data
    DMD Systems Recovery
    DMD provides ITAD solutions that adhere to the most stringent data security and environmental regulations, instilling confidence in businesses that value their brand and the environment. DMD solutions ensure compliance and adhere to the highest standards of data security and environmental stewardship
    Homeboy Recycling
    Homeboy Electronics Recycling is a recognized and award-winning social organization that provides nationwide IT asset disposal and management services. It’s a national electronics recycling firm capable of handling all commercial e-waste recycling and ITAD requirements
    Iron Mountain
    Through its authorized partner organizations, Iron Mountain® Secure e-Waste and IT Asset Disposition (SITAD) services enable businesses to securely dispose of old IT assets in an environmentally acceptable manner. With industry-leading logistics and secure chain-of-custody methods, companies can also maximize asset value recovery
    Revert
    Revert is a global pioneer in on-site data sanitization and enterprise IT asset disposition services for businesses worldwide. Revert was established in 2001 and is based in Boulder, Colorado. Companies worldwide rely on Revert for a comprehensive range of on-site data sanitization and business IT asset disposition services
    Wisetek
    Wisetek is a global pioneer in IT asset disposal, reusing, and manufacturing services. Its objective is to achieve global excellence in sustainability, security, and compliance by providing world-class IT Asset Disposition services. Its global processing facilities and foreign offices on every continent operate from five regional offices in the United States