There is more to IT assets end-of-life than just dispositions.
At the core of nearly every industry and every aspect of our day-to-day lives, there’s an option to use something for a short time and throw it away. It’s easy. It’s fast. And it’s hurting the environment. Our growing demand and use of electronic devices and the deliberate choices we all make in how we produce, use, and discard them, are becoming a larger concern for the environment.
While the innovations and opportunities that electronic devices and technologies present - from precise non-invasive surgical procedures to AI research and development - bring an immeasurable value, there are two sides to every coin.
With all that innovation and convenience also comes an unprecedented amount of what is commonly referred to as e-waste.
E-waste is now the fastest-growing waste stream in the world, generating 53 million tons of waste in 2019 alone (Ewastemonitor.info). That’s the equivalent of disposing of 800 laptops per second! Left unabated, the annual volume of e-waste generated could grow to nearly 75 million tons by 2030.
Globally, we generate some 53 million tons of electronic waste every year, an amount that is projected to more than double by 2050 according to the United Nations.
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- How smart organizations can create an effective ITAD annual program that is customized to meet their current and evolving business needs
- How a comprehensive multi-asset, multi-location ITAD program can lower your asset TCO, generate ROI and still meet your corporate mandates for data privacy, compliance and environment sustainability
- Why corporations are transitioning from a traditional linear economy model to a circular economy model
- The importance of complete chain of custody and 24x7 transparency & visibility in your ITAD process to ensure that your data is no longer at risk
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SPEAKERS
Riz Masurekar
Regional Director- Asia, Asset Lifecycle Management at Iron Mountain
Riz Masurekar is the Regional Director- Asia for Iron Mountain Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM).
He is located in Singapore and is responsible for driving ALM revenue growth, go-to-market strategy and developing customized ITAD solutions for Iron Mountain’s ALM program success in Asia.
Riz brings more than two decades of APAC regional leadership experience in the IT Infrastructure and Managed Services industry, driving revenue growth in both- enterprise business and partner management.
Bill Vasquez
Global SVP Strategy & Business Development, ITRenew, which is part of ALM at Iron Mountain
Bill leads business development and client services. He brings 20+ years in senior leadership roles in ITAD, reverse logistics, and supply chain management services. Previously he was the VP of ITAD Operations at Sims Recycling Solutions and COO at TASQ Technology. Bill holds a BSEE and a MBA from The University of California at Davis.
Paul Flatt
General Manager NZ & Director Secure ITAD and Shred at Iron Mountain
Paul has been with Iron Mountain since 2012 and is General Manager NZ and Director Secure ITAD and Shred ANZ. Paul has worked extensively in NZ, Australia and Europe in a range of Sales and Marketing and General Management roles across a wide range of sectors including consumer goods, manufacturing & distribution, publishing, HR assessment, HR consulting and recruitment. He holds an undergraduate degree in Social and Industrial Psychology and an Executive MBA. He enjoys working with and leading committed and diverse teams of people to deliver great outcomes for both the customer and the business.
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