Planning guide
Preparing for an IT asset disposition project
The core questions to ask before equipment leaves your organization.
Resources
Accountability for Digital Infrastructure
Clear, practical resources for teams responsible for technology assets, data risk, and responsible end-of-life outcomes.
Start a conversationPractical guidance
Use these starting points to frame a more responsible conversation about retired technology, data risk, and material outcomes.
Planning guide
The core questions to ask before equipment leaves your organization.
Accountability guide
How to connect data handling, chain of custody, and decision-ready documentation.
Impact guide
A lifecycle perspective on reuse, recovery, and the value still held in retired technology.
A useful starting point
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Know what you have, where it is, and what needs to happen next.
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Treat data-bearing equipment as a responsibility that needs a clear plan.
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Choose pathways that preserve value before moving to recovery.
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Keep the evidence that helps your organization stand behind its decisions.
Frequently asked questions
ITAD is the managed process for retiring, redeploying, remarketing, recycling, or otherwise responsibly handling technology assets at the end of their useful life.
A strong program creates a documented chain of custody, addresses data-bearing assets appropriately, and provides clear evidence of the decisions made along the way.
Reuse and redeployment can extend the useful life of equipment. When that is not viable, responsible material recovery helps keep valuable resources in circulation.
Documentation gives internal teams a practical record of asset handling, disposition pathways, and program outcomes they can communicate with confidence.
Bring your questions, program goals, and technology lifecycle challenges to the conversation.
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