Computers and electronics play central roles in almost every industry. In the construction industry, IT resources play as significant a role as in any other field. Sometimes assets are used on sites but not needed afterward. Additionally, it is common for IT resources to contain important plans and potentially sensitive information. Proper e-waste recycling is important for construction businesses.
As an eye doctor, you work with a variety of technologies on a daily basis. From basic computers to advanced imaging technologies, you count on your equipment to be accurate and in good working order. When a piece of equipment breaks down and no longer works properly, you replace it with a new piece of equipment as soon as you can.
In the modern world computers are an ever-present part of our daily lives. Many workers spend their day behind a desk working on a computer only to head home at closing time to spend their evening enjoying their home computer to relax and unwind. Unfortunately, computers are also one of the worst products for environmental pollution when they are not properly disposed of. If your company is preparing to dispose of computers, either because they no longer work or you have upgraded to newer models and don't need your older options anymore, then you should be sure to send your computers to be professionally recycled by a qualified e-Waste recycling plant. When you simply throw your computers in the trash you are contributing to several harmful trends.
Technology is an integral part of any business. Obtaining the latest technology is often easier than ridding yourself of the old. Old computers, cell phones and tablets cannot be discarded in the landfill. Recycling the e-waste does more than keep electronics from corroding in landfills. There are several benefits to your business to recycle your e-waste.
Digital cameras are durable. They don’t wear out, and they seldom fail. Why is there so much interest in recycling them? It comes down to technical obsolescence. Nikon came out with the first digital camera in 1986. At that time, digital photography was all about taking a picture [...]
There is a saying that it takes a village to raise a child, reminding us that meaningful duties that have far-reaching impacts are best done through teamwork rather than alone. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that companies and organizations, who strive to make the world a cleaner and healthier place to live, are creating powerful partnerships to tackle the issue of E-waste. TechWaste Recycling are proud to number among the businesses who are committing themselves to create a cleaner planet through improved market strategies and strong leadership skills.
TVs, smart phones, laptops, batteries, servers and more—whether or not your business sells electronics, it almost certainly uses them. Where do these items go when they’re no longer needed or wanted? Old, broken and discarded electronics and their components are referred to as e-waste, and it’s increasingly becoming [...]
The Hydra 70 rocket has been a highly successful and cost-effective means of delivering a variety of weapons packages. Recently, the development of the Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System (APKWS) has been converting the missiles into guided munitions, retaining their low cost yet providing an excellent bridge between [...]
Part 3 in the Why, What and How Series of Electronic Waste Recycling. Recycling your electronic waste is the correct way for any business to get rid of old electronics. Whether your devices have broken down completely or you’ve simply upgraded to the latest and greatest iteration, if [...]
Part 2 in the Why, What and How Series of Electronic Waste Recycling. In an increasingly tech-driven marketplace, it is important for companies to stay up-to-date when it comes to hardware integral to business operations. TechWaste Recycling provides the services necessary to get rid of outdated equipment in [...]
