IT Asset Disposition (ITAD)
Safely and responsibly dispose of your retired or decommissioned servers, storage and network equipment.
Why should you consider ITAD?
Having a clear strategy and working with a reliable ITAD partner will give you peace of mind, knowing your equipment won’t end up in the wrong hands, in addition to the following benefits.
- Reduce the amount of IT equipment in landfills.
- Limit security vulnerabilities and data breaches with proper data erasure and destruction.
- Support a circular economy by reusing or refurbishing hardware
- Remove retired or decommissioned equipment from your existing space
Our intake, evaluation and destruction process
Contact us and share the following information to receive an all-inclusive quote:
- Equipment list (model, serial number, configuration, etc.)
- Location of equipment
- Service(s) requested
- Timeline
- Special requests or accommodations
We work alongside your team to outline services requested, customizations, pickup and shipping timelines.
Equipment is then transported and processed at our Technical Center in Michigan.
Once equipment is received, our ITAD team completes the following:
- Run a NIST 800.88 compliant data erasure on all disks upon arrival
- Refurbish or recycle any remaining equipment in a zero-landfill scrap facility
- Provide a Certificate of Data Destruction (CoD) with a detailed list of equipment received
ITAD FAQ
Contact us and one of our ITAD specialists will reach out with additional information and next steps.
Yes, we provide your team with a detailed Certificate of Data Destruction (CoD).
Our ITAD specialists request the following information to create an accurate quote:
- Equipment list (model, serial number, configuration, etc.)
- Location of equipment
- Service(s) requested
- Timeline
- Special requests or accommodations
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