Small change, big difference
Centerprise International closed FY26, having processed 61,162 devices through IT Asset Recovery, compared with 52,312 new devices sold. This put the full-year result at over 116% of our 1-2-1 goal, with 8,850 more devices processed than sold. As al ...
In an ITAD project, redundant equipment is often collected as product rather than waste. And in many cases, that route is appropriate. When a business replaces laptops, monitors, printers, phones or network equipment, some assets may still have a ...
“End of life” is a misleading label for IT. A laptop can stop meeting your organisation’s performance or security baseline and still have a second, perfectly useful life elsewhere. IT remarketing is the structured process of identifying that residual ...
At Centerprise International, we believe technology should deliver value for as long as possible. That principle sits behind our 1-2-1 goal: for every new device sold, one device recovered through CiLifecycle for reuse, refurbishment, or responsible ...
If you are responsible for IT, you are expected to answer simple questions quickly. How many laptops are in circulation? Where are the desktops? Which devices are still in warranty? What is safe to redeploy? What is ready for disposal? In reality, ...
When a laptop leaves your building for the last time, what proof do you still hold that the data on it is no longer a risk? This is why ADISA Standard 8.0 matters. It is a recognised, independently audited framework that evaluates whether an ITAD ...
IT asset collections are often sold as simple. A vehicle arrives, your redundant devices are loaded, and the problem disappears. That is why “free” IT collections is such effective messaging: it removes budget objections and makes the decision fe ...
Every organisation reaches a stage where devices have completed their service life. Laptops slow down, servers reach capacity, and new hardware is deployed to meet new demands. What happens next is often less visible but no less important. Compli ...
Every organisation reaches a point where its technology must move on. Devices are replaced, data is migrated, and what remains often ends up forgotten in storage rooms or sent away without much thought. Yet how these assets are handled after their ...
