31. Where money is left on the table in ITAD and e-waste industry

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In this conversation, Stephanie McLarty discusses IT asset disposition and e-waste recycling with her colleagues, Jim Drohan and David Borins. They explore the factors that impact the financial return of ITAD and e-waste, as well as the mistakes companies make that result in leaving money on the table. They also discuss the importance of a holistic approach and provide checklists for companies to maximize their returns through proper asset management and recycling practices. The conversation covers various aspects of e-waste recycling, including the challenges, best practices, and advice for organizations. It emphasizes the importance of compliance, logistics optimization, and strategic planning for IT asset disposition. The speakers provide valuable insights and practical tips for managing e-waste responsibly and effectively.


Takeaways

• Understanding the factors that impact the financial return of ITAD and e-waste recycling
• The importance of a holistic approach to asset management and recycling practices
• Checklists for companies to maximize their returns through proper asset management and recycling practices Compliance with regulations is crucial for organizations involved in e-waste recycling.
• Consolidation and strategic planning can help lower logistics costs associated with e-waste pickups.
• Proper management of IT asset refresh cycles is essential for maximizing economic recovery and minimizing data and environmental risks.

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