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Help Reduce IT Vendor's Packaging

Author: 
Tessa Goodwin
Posted Date: 
March 20, 2010
Filed Under: 
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Packaging for IT products always seems to be excessive, no matter the size and the distance the packing of products always seems to include packing peanuts, cardboard spacers and bubble wrap.

If your sending or receiving products, you may realize that eliminating this may not be an option, but greenbiz.com has come up with ways to help lessen some of that waste.

Waste and Disposal of Equipment

Author: 
Jessica Vreeswijk

Many consumers trying to incorporate green IT practices make sustainable purchases. Although a large part of sustainability, consumers are less likely to look at what happens to purchases at the end of their life. Recycling hardware should be common sense, but many so-called recyclers are instead shipping e-waste to under-developed countries. As well, many consumers are unaware that IT equipment has value at the end of its life and asset recovery can be done before recycling. Initiatives are being put in place to help ensure products are being properly recycled. This article will expand on those programs that help to keep e-waste from the landfill.

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