Green IT Disposal

In recent years ESG has risen to become one of the top items on the agenda for many companies. Impending legislative changes are a driving force for this, such as the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive requiring companies to report on Social and Environmental activities to enhance sustainability transparency.

An ‘easy-win’ for a company’s ESG policy is the secure, sustainable and compliant management of their IT Assets, especially its disposal.

Managing your company’s ewaste

Every organisation produces ewaste.
This is a problem usually reserved for the resident IT manager, but nowadays this has become a business priority that needs to be addressed strategically throughout an organisation.

What is Ewaste and why must it be dealt with correctly?

Ewaste can take the form of old laptops, computers, monitors, chip-and-pin devices and more, often companies will update their employees hardware to more modern models, and the old devices are abandoned, resold or simply lost.

Consequences of poor ewaste management on your ESG

Environmental damage from toxic waste in landfills

Data breaches from improperly disposed data-bearing devices

Legal repercussions for non-compliance with disposal regulations

Reputational damage affecting stakeholder and customer trust

Financial penalties and loss of investor confidence

The solution to your company’s ewaste

Through a certified and trusted IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) experts like Vyta, companies are able to dispose of their ewaste in a manner that is totally data secure, compliant with all local and national legislation and sustainable – embracing the circular economy.

Forward-thinking companies leverage our IT Asset Lifecycle Management (ITALM) solutions to oversee their entire IT lifecycle, from procurement through to disposition. Vyta’s solutions streamline this process, ensuring efficiency, security, and compliance, tailored for the dynamic needs of modern, hybrid workforces.

This strategic approach not only optimises costs, increases productivity and improves user experience but also champions sustainable IT practices. It also eases this burden on IT and Procurement managers, allowing them to focus on their core business priorities.