N2S provide a complete end to end service for the decommissioning and removal of redundant IT equipment from a customer’s premises, to either dispose of following the European Union WEEE directive or by providing a recycling path which includes data erasure, asset management, equipment storage and a resale service subject to our customer’s requirements.
N2S have full WEEE accreditation and can be contracted to dispose of customer’s electronic IT waste both in the UK and Europe.
N2S can compliment customer existing propositions by offering a WEEE compliant IT waste disposal service, managing any data erasure requirements and resale of kit where appropriate.
The service includes N2S engineers decommissioning the equipment at the customer’s premises and the compilation of WEEE reports detailing an audit trail which fully meet the legislation and removes the burden of responsibility from the customer.
At N2S we are fully aware of the challenges facing today’s IT professionals around IT recovery and recycling which has an increasing impact on a company from both an environmental and legislation perspective.
From our experience in the market place these challenges include the following:
- Are you obtaining the best possible financial return from your redundant IT equipment?
- Are you fully complying with the WEEE directive and the environmental targets set by your company and its partners?
- Are you totally confident that all classified and sensitive data has been removed from all of your IT estate when it's disposed of or recycled?
- Do you have a full audit trail of all disposed equipment?
- Are you fully leveraging your companies green credentials to increase further sales and revenues?
N2S can offer our customers comprehensive solutions to meet all of these challenges through an in house one stop disposal and recycling service and not through third-parties, where you can be fully confident that your business needs are achieved.
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