IT Asset Disposition is broken—and it’s costing you
A call to reimagine ITAD as a strategic focus, not an operational checklist item
IT Asset Disposition is broken—and it’s costing you
A call to reimagine ITAD as a strategic focus, not an operational checklist item
Tuesday, September 30, 2025
11:00 AM EST
Tuesday, September 30, 2025
11:00 AM EST
Organizations manage vast amounts of hardware across data centers, end-user environments, and global operations. But when it comes time to retire those assets, IT asset disposition (ITAD) is too often treated as an afterthought.
The result? Fragmented approaches, underfunded programs, compliance gaps, and real financial risk. In fact, recent research shows IT leaders estimate the average cost of a breach from improper ITAD to be more than $27 million.
It’s time to elevate ITAD from a logistical task to a strategic business imperative. Join industry experts as they unpack new research, share real-world examples, and outline a smarter path forward—one that reduces risk, improves compliance, and even drives financial and sustainability benefits.
This session is designed for IT, security, compliance, procurement, finance, and sustainability leaders who need to strengthen data protection, reduce risk exposure, and unlock hidden value in retired IT assets. Our industry experts will cover:
- Why ITAD is underfunded and overlooked—and the risks that creates
- How organizations can reduce breaches, improve compliance, and recover value through smarter ITAD practices
- The role of ITAD in supporting ESG goals and reducing e-waste
- Practical steps to centralize ITAD programs and gain executive buy-in
Don’t leave ITAD to chance. Reserve your spot today and learn how to transform ITAD into a true strategic advantage.
Organizations manage vast amounts of hardware across data centers, end-user environments, and global operations. But when it comes time to retire those assets, IT asset disposition (ITAD) is too often treated as an afterthought.
The result? Fragmented approaches, underfunded programs, compliance gaps, and real financial risk. In fact, recent research shows IT leaders estimate the average cost of a breach from improper ITAD to be more than $27 million.
It’s time to elevate ITAD from a logistical task to a strategic business imperative. Join industry experts as they unpack new research, share real-world examples, and outline a smarter path forward—one that reduces risk, improves compliance, and even drives financial and sustainability benefits.
This session is designed for IT, security, compliance, procurement, finance, and sustainability leaders who need to strengthen data protection, reduce risk exposure, and unlock hidden value in retired IT assets. Our industry experts will cover:
- Why ITAD is underfunded and overlooked—and the risks that creates
- How organizations can reduce breaches, improve compliance, and recover value through smarter ITAD practices
- The role of ITAD in supporting ESG goals and reducing e-waste
- Practical steps to centralize ITAD programs and gain executive buy-in
Don’t leave ITAD to chance. Reserve your spot today and learn how to transform ITAD into a true strategic advantage.
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Speakers:
Speakers:
Lara Greden
Senior Research Director, Infrastructure as-a-Service Solutions, Flexible Consumption, and Circular Economy at IDC
Lara Greden is Senior Research Director at IDC, where she leads global research on IT Infrastructure-as-a-Service solutions, flexible consumption models, leasing markets, and circular economy sustainability strategies. With expertise in IT asset lifecycles, procurement strategies, and sustainability, her work helps vendors and buyers navigate evolving consumption models and understand their impact on long-term IT asset value. She holds a Ph.D. from MIT and has five patents in data center capacity planning.
Lara Greden
Senior Research Director, Infrastructure as-a-Service Solutions, Flexible Consumption, and Circular Economy at IDCn
Lara Greden is Senior Research Director at IDC, where she leads global research on IT Infrastructure-as-a-Service solutions, flexible consumption models, leasing markets, and circular economy sustainability strategies. With expertise in IT asset lifecycles, procurement strategies, and sustainability, her work helps vendors and buyers navigate evolving consumption models and understand their impact on long-term IT asset value. She holds a Ph.D. from MIT and has five patents in data center capacity planning.
Chris Greene
VP of Strategy & Solutions Asset Lifecycle Management, Iron Mountain
Chris Greene is Vice President of Strategy and Solutions for Iron Mountain’s Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM) business leading product management, solution development, and go-to-market/client strategy. Residing in Boston, he is a seasoned consulting engagement manager with experience developing growth and profitability strategies for technology-oriented consumer and industrial product organizations.
Chris Greene
VP of Strategy & Solutions
Asset Lifecycle Management, Iron Mountain
Chris Greene is Vice President of Strategy and Solutions for Iron Mountain’s Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM) business leading product management, solution development, and go-to-market/client strategy. Residing in Boston, he is a seasoned consulting engagement manager with experience developing growth and profitability strategies for technology-oriented consumer and industrial product organizations.
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