[caption id="attachment_12706" align="aligncenter" width="900"]The Nerivio uses electrical neuromodulation to provide pain relief for migraine sufferers.[/caption]
California Electronic Asset Recovery has established a mail-in recycling program with an Israeli medical device manufacturer.
[caption id="attachment_12730" align="aligncenter" width="980"]Michael Collins, CEO of eCycle Solutions[/caption]
One of Canada's largest commodities-focused processors, eCycle Solutions, says a recent business acquisition will allow it to quickly expand ITAD services across the country.
Mississauga, Ontario-based eCycle Solutions on Oct.
[caption id="attachment_12582" align="aligncenter" width="1000"]TERRA provides a mail-in collection service that moves e-scrap to multiple processors around the U.S.
[caption id="attachment_11064" align="aligncenter" width="1080"]Processor EPC expanded globally in a relatively short period of time using a partnership model. | Pushish Images/Shutterstock[/caption]
ITAD firms are increasingly asked to provide international service for their customers, but that can be an expensive endeavor.
[caption id="attachment_12558" align="aligncenter" width="950"]Alex Cummings and Arun Karottu of ITAD firm SMR Worldwide. | Photos courtesy SMR Worldwide[/caption]
With low values for e-scrap commodities, component harvesting can be a strategy for generating more revenue for both the client and processor.
[caption id="attachment_8348" align="aligncenter" width="900"]Clover Wireless processes over 7 million devices annually. | Maxx-Studio/Shutterstock[/caption]
Clover Wireless, which operates the largest mobile device repair center in North America, has acquired used device trading platform MaxBack.
Hoffman Estat
[caption id="attachment_12455" align="aligncenter" width="900"]Ingram Micro has been quickly expanding with new ITAD centers in recent years. | JHVEPhoto/Shutterstock[/caption]
Global ITAD provider Ingram Micro will open a processing facility in the Indianapolis area, the company's second location in th
[caption id="attachment_12445" align="aligncenter" width="900"]PCs for People handles about 3,500 computers a month. | Courtesy of PCs for People[/caption]
PCs for People, a nonprofit group that performs ITAD services for businesses and provides refurbished computers to low-income people, is growing its processing footprint in three cities
The Nerivio uses electrical neuromodulation to provide pain relief for migraine sufferers.[/caption]
California Electronic Asset Recovery has established a mail-in recycling program with an Israeli medical device manufacturer.
Michael Collins, CEO of eCycle Solutions[/caption]
One of Canada's largest commodities-focused processors, eCycle Solutions, says a recent business acquisition will allow it to quickly expand ITAD services across the country.
Mississauga, Ontario-based eCycle Solutions on Oct.
Cedric Carter (left) speaks during a session at the 2019 E-Reuse Conference.
TERRA provides a mail-in collection service that moves e-scrap to multiple processors around the U.S.
Processor EPC expanded globally in a relatively short period of time using a partnership model. | Pushish Images/Shutterstock[/caption]
ITAD firms are increasingly asked to provide international service for their customers, but that can be an expensive endeavor.
Alex Cummings and Arun Karottu of ITAD firm SMR Worldwide. | Photos courtesy SMR Worldwide[/caption]
With low values for e-scrap commodities, component harvesting can be a strategy for generating more revenue for both the client and processor.
Clover Wireless processes over 7 million devices annually. | Maxx-Studio/Shutterstock[/caption]
Clover Wireless, which operates the largest mobile device repair center in North America, has acquired used device trading platform MaxBack.
Hoffman Estat
Ingram Micro has been quickly expanding with new ITAD centers in recent years. | JHVEPhoto/Shutterstock[/caption]
Global ITAD provider Ingram Micro will open a processing facility in the Indianapolis area, the company's second location in th
PCs for People handles about 3,500 computers a month. | Courtesy of PCs for People[/caption]
PCs for People, a nonprofit group that performs ITAD services for businesses and provides refurbished computers to low-income people, is growing its processing footprint in three cities
In Vancouver, Wash., Simon Metals operated a 55,000-square-foot end-of-life electronics processing facility.