Comments on: 9 reasons you should bother going ‘green’

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By: Richard Bentley

Richard Bentley — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 19:39:09 +0000

part of going green is correctly disposing of un used or under ustilized IT Assets. With many companies this is a cost. Our organization actually can do consignment agreements to remanufacture and resell these assets. That means that recycling and doing asset recovery can now be an revenue stream and not a cost to the IT organization. Those assets that can not be saved are disassembled in a manner that meets EPA and NY DEC environmental requirements.
As a part of protecting our customers we AS A STANDARD, our process wipes every hard drive that we take possession of with a DOD approved data destruction process. This protects our customers from the worries of SOX, HIPPA, Graham, Leach, as well as their internal requirements for data security.

By: is IT and FM disconnect a barrier to going green? « isite

is IT and FM disconnect a barrier to going green? « isite — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 22:07:51 +0000

[...] a barrier to going green? Posted on July 22, 2008 by fairsnape Noticed this on a feed from Financetechnews Industry experts believe IT groups have been slow to go green because of the disconnect between IT [...]