Blogs

Why Chain of Custody Matters in Technology Lifecycle Management
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Chain of custody provides a documented record of how retired IT assets are collected, transported, reconciled, processed and reported. Learn what a secure process should include and why it matters for data security, governance and accountability.

Going full Circle: What does “circular economy” mean for New Zealand decision makers?” 
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by Ross Thompson CEO, Greenbox Global efforts against climate change have the flaky feel of a personal fitness programme –…

Addressing New Zealand’s Great E-Waste Problem
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by Ross Thompson CEO, Greenbox Electronic waste is one of the fastest growing waste streams in the world. The rise…

Greenbox buys NZ sustainable technology firm Remark IT
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Australian sustainable technology lifecycle management firm Greenbox Group has announced the acquisition of Wellington-headquartered sustainable technology firm Remark IT. Founded in…

Role of Managed Services in ITAD
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In today’s fast-changing tech world, businesses regularly update their IT systems to stay competitive. However, getting rid of old IT…

IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) in 2024
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The realm of IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) is experiencing a significant shift, transcending the mere disposal of outdated hardware. The…

Webinar: Importance of Data Destruction
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In a recent webinar, experts dived deep into the crucial yet often overlooked aspect of data management: secure data destruction….

Sustainability and Data Security in ITAD
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In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, the responsible management of information technology assets is paramount. As organizations constantly upgrade their…

Environmental Impact of E-Waste
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As the world becomes increasingly dependent on electronic devices, the proliferation of electronic waste, or e-waste, has become a significant…

Innovation Drives the Circular Economy in ITAD
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Innovation plays a pivotal role in driving the circular economy, and this is particularly true in the field of IT…