We specialize in recycling IT products that are no longer in use.
They are brought to our warehouse in Phoenix, refurbished, and
remarketed to corporations that need the parts. Any part that cannot be
re-used is broken down to the circuit level and recycled for
remanufacturing. We do not only provide recycling services, but also
specialize in data destruction of hard drives and tape media, as well
as provide "hard to find" equipment for the IT industry.
We have
the ability to perform pickups nationwide and can offer our services
for one-time pickups or yearly contracts. With each pickup, a lot
report is given that includes descriptions, serial numbers, and asset
numbers, so that you can easily track your assets to make sure that
they are removed from your inventory. You will also be provided with a
list of assets that include a transfer of ownership and a certificate
of destruction for items that are to be destroyed. This is just one way
that DMD Systems offers full indemnity to assure you that your company
assets and data are not at risk.
An E-Waste Story That'll Make You Want To Quit
60 Minutes (the CBS news magazine) ran such a disturbing story on e-waste last night that it's practically enough to make you want to disavow yourself of hi-tech altogether. I almost wish I didn't see it because now, I'm having a hard time reconciling all the digital products I have (or want to buy) and what I tell my kids about leading a greener lifestyle. How can we possibly make that next iPod, cell phone, notebook, or flat screen purchase and say we're green at the same time? Read More
Hazardous Waste: Getting rid...
Imagine sitting in your office absorbed in the logistics of your ERP implementation when the telephone jars you out of your reverie. Your CEO is on the line, your general counsel is sitting by his side, and they demand to see you right away. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has classified a local landfill as a contaminated site and has just fingered your company as a potentially responsible party in a massive $20 million cleanup. Read More
You Can Go To Jail...
Few corporate executives know that they can be fined or jailed for improper disposal of computers, according to a recent survey by Hewlett-Packard Financial Services.
HP Financial Services commissioned a survey on information technology equipment disposal. The results, released Thursday, show that few executives are aware of the costs, regulations, penalties, fines, and environmental impacts related to throwing out old IT equipment. Read More
