Professional companies tend to outgrow their IT equipment every few years as technology advances. Companies can count on E-Cycling to securely manage the disposal of IT assets and ensure 100% destruction of sensitive information left on obsolete assets. Our operations are environmentally friendly and we provide asset and data destruction reporting to meet corporate requirements.

Industries served

• Consultants
• Accounting and financial firms
• Legal professions
• Employment agencies
• Customer Service Centers
• Call centers

Business services teams

• Ordenadores de sobremesa
• Cell phones, tablets and personal digital assistants
• Copiers, fax machines, printers and plotters
• Telecommunications equipment
• Network equipment (routers, hubs and switches)
• Hard disks and solid state drives
• Server equipment

E-Cycling has excellent coverage of major banking markets with secure IT asset disposal services. E-Cycling supports brand protection and enhancement with security and data destruction services that ensure unauthorized access to systems is prevented. Our services include degaussing, secure data erasure, hard drive destruction and shredding. E-Cycling's secure data erasure solutions ensure complete data eradication, followed by the issuance of data destruction certificates. E-Cycling also offers customized reports and witness destruction services. All recycling is performed in accordance with local and national regulations.

Industries served

• Private banking
• Investment banking
• Wealth management
• Commercial Banking
• Investment companies
• Check cashing and pawnshops

Banking IT assets

• Mainframes, iSeries, servers
• Automatic teller machines
• Credit cards with microchips, credit card machines, credit card machines
• Secure access tokens
• Cell phones, including most Android, Apple and Blackberry products
• Desktop computers, external hard disks and laptops
• Videoconferencing equipment

Technology has contributed to the evolution of the contractor industry. With computer-aided design (CAD), laser measuring tools and analysis software, the industry now relies heavily on electronic tools for successful results. As a result, safe and responsible disposal of these devices is more important than ever to ensure data destruction and regulatory compliance.

Industries we serve

• Building construction
• Civil and heavy engineering
• Specialized contractors
• Design / construction companies
• Contratistas eléctricos / de relámpagos

Construction equipment

• CAD Equipment
• Radios, telephones and mobile devices
• Computers, electronic devices and computer peripherals
• Antennas and cables
• Cables and wires
• Laser tools and electronic calculators
• Printers, scanners and fax machines
• Network equipment (hubs, routers and switches)
• Office computer equipment

Educational institutions often have programs in place to help manage the safe disposal of electronic and IT equipment to meet local, state and federal regulatory and legislative requirements. Whether you are planning a PC lab cleanup, a student e-waste and IT waste collection event, an administrative and faculty IT equipment upgrade, or data center upgrade or relocation, E-Cycling can help you create and implement a program responsibly and efficiently.

Sectors we serve

• Primary and secondary schools
• Junior colleges
• Colleges and universities
• Universities
• Professional schools
• Business schools
• Computer and management training
• Technical and commercial schools
• Education support services

Educational equipment

• All electronics and computer peripherals
• Data center computer equipment
• Flat screen televisions (TVs), monitors and large screens
• Projectors
• Intercoms and loudspeakers
• Servers and hubs
• Printers, scanners and fax machines
• Phones and mobile devices
• Office computer equipment

Government agencies manage some of the most sensitive information affecting national security, day-to-day infrastructure maintenance and citizen privacy. Ensuring data security and destruction of sensitive information on digital storage devices can be extremely important during IT asset disposal, especially when the equipment contains data related to national defense, contracts, research or planning. An asset disposal plan that adheres to NSA, NIST 800-88 and HMG standards, in addition to local, regional and national environmental regulations, are important considerations for most government agencies.

Sectors we serve

• Federal, local and regional government agencies
• Civilian agencies
• Defense and law enforcement agencies
• National security agencies
• Government contractors
• Tax collection agencies
• Infrastructure agencies

Government team

• Phones and mobile devices
• Computers, electronic devices and computer peripherals
• Data servers, hard disks and solid state drives (SSD)
• Wiring and power supply equipment
• Satellites
• Modems, routers and Internet hubs
• Field, test and laboratory equipment
• Payment systems, RFID scanners
• Specific defense computing devices
• Office computer equipment

E-Cycling offers a global solution for the asset management needs of the insurance industry. With the ability to execute on-site anywhere abroad. E-Cycling guarantees a secure and unified process without subcontractors. Our services include degaussing, secure data erasure, hard drive destruction and shredding, as well as witnessed destruction and data destruction certificates. Our robust and comprehensive online tracking and reporting program records your IT assets at every stage of the process, providing you with real-time reporting and 24-hour access to your account.

Sectors we serve

• Insurance companies
• Reinsurance companies
• Insurance brokers
• Risk management services
• Health insurance
• Personal insurance companies

Insurance equipment

• Data centers
• Desktop computers, external hard disks and laptops
• Cell phones, including most Android, Apple and Blackberry products
• Mainframes, iSeries, Servers, SAN
• Faxes, photocopiers, printers and scanners, answering machines, electric typewriters, telephones, cordless phones, pagers, routers, switches, video conferencing, calculators, plasma TVs, etc.
• Network equipment

Whether it's maintaining compliance with national legislation and regulations or dealing with a medical device recall, finding a supplier that can manage end-of-life healthcare IT equipment can be challenging. As a healthcare provider or manufacturer, to ensure data security and responsible disposal of IT equipment, it is recommended to work with a fully certified and experienced IT Asset Disposal (ITAD) provider that can provide verified destruction of digital data and medical devices, as well as the necessary documentation and reporting. Healthcare providers often choose to work with a vendor that can provide full accountability for how IT assets and medical devices and equipment are disposed of.

Sectors served

• Outpatient health services
• Hospitals and health networks
• Nursing and residential homes
• Outpatient networks
• Dentist networks
• Urgent care centers
• Medical and diagnostic laboratories
• Home health care services
• Rehabilitation centers
• Medical research centers

Sanitary equipment

• Medical and laboratory equipment
• Diagnostic equipment and patient care
• Medical devices
• Archival X-ray films
• Phones and mobile devices
• Computers, electronic devices and computer peripherals
• Data servers, hard disks and solid state drives (SSD)
• Office computer equipment

Secure destruction of confidential data, prototypes, critical equipment and manufacturing scrap can be critical, so it is important that your IT asset disposal provider identifies strategic options, offers controlled schedules and maintains transparency throughout the process. E-Cycling offers full asset disposition accountability, guarantees 100% destruction of digital data and can provide final disposition reporting for full corporate compliance. Services include asset management, destruction of control mechanisms, information processing systems, production prototypes and manufacturing waste. In addition, E-Cycling offers several solutions for the secure destruction of computer equipment and hard drives that may contain confidential customer and employee information, as well as other proprietary information such as schematics and CAD design work.

Industries served

• Computer and electronics manufacturers
• Fabricantes de equipos, aparatos y componentes eléctricos
• Medical devices
• Biotechnology
• Pharmaceuticals
• Aerospace

Textiles

Manufacturing equipment

• Audio and video equipment
• Communications equipment
• Computer equipment and peripherals
• Navigation, measuring, electromedical and control instruments
• Magnetic and optical media equipment
• Semiconductors and other electronic components

The media and entertainment industry encompasses a wide range of companies that serve to provide products and services that keep consumers engaged. These companies operate to produce and distribute movies, commercials, and television programs, along with audio and music recordings, games, radio, and publishing. Overall, each segment relies heavily on technology, so new technological developments can be critical and keep the industry constantly evolving. The safe and responsible disposal of obsolete or superseded computer and electronic equipment can be extremely important to maintain the confidentiality of data stored on all devices.

Industries served

• Traditional print media
• Television
• Radio
• Broadcasting
• Entertainment cinema
• Video games
• Advertising
• Internet and social

Media and entertainment equipment

• Data servers, hard disks and solid state drives (SSD)
• Manufacturing equipment
• Game consoles
• Televisions, LCD screens
• Cameras and filming equipment
• Antennas and cables
• Satellites
• Phones and mobile devices
• Electronics and computer peripherals
• Cable boxes and DVRs
• Broadcasting equipment
• Studio and sound equipment
• Office computer equipment

Real estate and investment firms need to implement secure and responsible IT asset disposal programs in local, national and global regions. Services include IT asset recovery, refurbishment and redeployment of a wide range of IT devices. As your fully certified IT disposal provider, we can offer lease buyback programs, operations management software, insurance and certifications for compliance requirements.

Sectors we serve

• Property management
• Capital real estate
• Equipment lessors
• Rental and leasing
• Investment trusts
• Commercial and residential

Real estate teams

• Computers and laptops
• Portable units
• Copiers and fax machines
• Cell phones, smartphones and tablets
• Audio and video equipment
• Office computer equipment

When replacing legacy retail systems with newer technologies, a robust IT asset management and data security program must be in place to manage the disposal of legacy equipment. Traditional retailers need guidance on managing comprehensive data security and corporate compliance processes that comply with the latest legislation regarding the secure processing of sensitive customer information. This affects credit card processing, customer information held in internal databases and other sensitive data. Some of the services we offer retailers and wholesalers include: IT asset recovery, decommissioning and destruction of credit card readers, point-of-sale systems and high-performance servers.

Sectors we serve

• E-commerce companies
• Retailers
• Mayoristas
• Non-store retailers
• Commercial banks

Retail equipment

• Card processing terminals
• Point-of-sale (POS) systems and tablets
• Mobile devices
• Safety equipment
• Digital library repositories
• Telecommunications equipment
• Network equipment (routers, hubs and switches)
• Asset tracking scanners
• Receipt printers (USB, thermal, impact, portable, etc.)
• Bar code scanners and countertop or portable scales
• Office computer equipment

As an industry based on the transfer of voice, data, text, sound and video, the volume of electronic and electrical IT components is enormous. Proper management of these devices (working or not) is critical to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and to ensure the destruction of sensitive data. E-Cycling can provide the telecommunications industry with added service offerings including decommissioning and collection services for data centers, telecom switching centers, cell cabinets and enclosures, server farms and cell towers. E-Cycling also offers refurbishment, resale and recycling of mobile devices (smartphones and tablets).

Industries served

• Cable telecommunications operators
• Wireless telecommunications operators
• Telecommunications resellers
• Satellite telecommunications
• Cable distribution and other programs

Telecommunications equipment

• Transmitters and receivers
• Power amplifiers
• Antennas and cables
• Fiber optics, switches and DSL equipment
• Smartphones, cell phones and tablets
• Phones and mobile devices
• Electronics and computer peripherals
• Cable boxes, set-top boxes and DVRs
• Routers and modems
• Mainframe computers
• Office computer equipment

Offering electronics recycling as part of your regional waste collection program provides a significant benefit to residents, businesses and the environment. When you partner with E-Cycling, your government recycling program gains access to our facilities, established collection networks and extensive experience to ensure successful and responsible e-waste collection and recycling. E-Cycling utilizes various recycling processes and innovative separation technology to achieve the highest percentage of clean, recyclable material from e-waste collected through municipal programs.

Our customers

We provide cost-effective and legally compliant recycling services to original equipment manufacturers, fulfillment system operators, businesses and government organizations.

E-Cycling offers complete electronic recycling services for municipalities:

• Certified recycling facilities for electronic products and computers
• Convenient pickup - or delivery to our facilities to make it more cost-effective
• Permanent collection centers to support long-term recycling programs at your facilities
• Single point of contact to streamline communications and improve accountability