Enterprise IT reprocessing you can trust...

Those computers that you purchased three years ago have reached the end of their life cycle and it is your job to dispose of or recycle them properly. Computers, laptops, networking equipment, and telecommunications equipment have become such a huge part of everyday life that asset management is absolutely crucial for businesses. Some companies even have employees that manage recycling corporate computers. But, do you know everything that you need to about computer recycling and the dangers of improper recycling for your business? Businesses today face more challenges than ever before when it comes to recycling their computers and other IT equipment once it has matured.

Click to Read More...

Have you cleaned all of the data off of the hard drives?

Is the equipment still usable or does it need to be recycled?

Do your computers, laptops, switches, or other equipment have any value left in them?

How much responsibility do you carry when recycling computers and other electronics?

Most importantly, does the asset management company that you work with care as much about the environment and going 'green' as you do?

DMD Systems Recovery, Inc. will answer these questions for you and assist with your computer recycling needs; we believe that computers can still be used, even after they have matured. After all, with 15 years of experience, you'd think we'd have learned a few things about asset management.

Are you looking for refurbished computers and other IT equipment? Click on DMD MarkIT, DMD's asset remarketing store, to purchase high quality, refurbished computer, laptops, and other IT equipment.

We Love Our...

That is why we
diligently recyle or
reuse every possible component form your enterprise technology systems. Each piece is evaluated and processed in the most earth-friendly manner possible. Click here to find out more.

Don't Forget to Wipe!

DMD takes your
data security VERY SERIOUSLY! We use DOD approved data wiping procedures to ensure that your precious information doesn't fall into the wrong hands. Click here to find out more.

After 15 Years...

You'd be right! DMD has been redistributing and recycling mature/end-of-life technology since 1993. That's a lot of time in the market...and a lot of expertise. Click here to find out more.

For more info, mouse over each process.

IT equipment or components that are determined to be too old, broken, or undesirable are broken down to their basic materials and distributed to whatever appropriate recyclers that can most efficiently process the materials. These recyclers must be approved by DMD and other authorities determined by the level of security and environmental risk

DMD makes your life easier by implementing a comprehensive de-installation, documentation, and transportation plan that allows you to be hands-off the asset disposal process. Whether handled directly by DMD personnel or coordinated through a qualified subcontractor, DMD assumes responsibility for the entire process - from de-installation to final transport.

Once a part, system, or component passes the refurbishing stage, every effort is made to reuse it in its current form. DMD first determines whether it can be used to repair a system or a larger peripheral that can then be made fully operational. If no larger components can benefit from the refurbished part, it is remarketed globally to wholesale repair markets or through internet marketing sources.

After evaluating each item marked for processing, DMD takes those items deemed usable and puts them through a rigorous testing process. This establishes current condition and determines what is needed to bring the item up to manufacturer's specifications. DMD is comprised of a very capable and competent staff that holds many certifications, degrees, and industry affiliations. For a complete listing please view our Affiliations Page.

During the evaluation process, hard drives and other sensitive media are set aside to either be wiped or destroyed. These units are scanned in to our destruction database with their serial number and the serial number of the original unit. After the data has been destroyed, through wiping or physical destruction, their status is updated and the drives are reused or recycled. Our Data destruction Report gives you the peace of mind that your data is safe in our hands.