Look at Your Obsolete or Waste Electronics

What Do You See?

Chief Executive Officer

You may never see your company's obsolete IT assets but in your mind's eye you can see potential for investigative reporters, activist protesters and tense, unscheduled board of directors meetings.

You may also see to it that your team makes it a priority to protect you, the board, your brands and the entire company from the maniflod environmental, fiduciary and corporate compliance risks associated with IT asset management and disposal.

You see Regenesys as the optimal solution for environmental and corporate sustainability.

Chief Financial Officer

You can't see them; they're fully depreciated assets that are off the books now. But you can see refuse that needs disposal to be handled in a cost efficient manner while verifiably fulfilling all fiduciary, environmental and legal responsibilities.

You see demonstrable risks to shareholder value, brand value, as well as potential regulatory, civil and criminal penalties.

You see Regenesysas mission critical.

Environmental Health and Safety Officer

You see dozens of hazardous substances, each of which is uniquely regulated by Federal and State authorities. You see substances that remain hazardous for decades as do the liabilities for the environmental and human consequences for which the company will bear ultimate responsibility.

You see imminent and long term risks in the forms of potential negative attention from environmental groups as well as regulatory, civil and criminal penalties.

You see Regenesysas your partner in optimal environmental sustainability.

Chief Information Officer

You see the obsolete equipment you finally won budget approval to replace that's now stacked in hallways.

You also see, in the back of your mind, terrabytes of very private and proprietary data: company revenue, sales forecasts, trade secrets, customer lists, credit files, employee medical informtion, social security numbers, direct deposit accounts, etc. You clearly see specific compliance liabilities with HIPAA, Sarbanes-Oxley and Gramm, Leach, Bliley.

You also see a particularly disastrous violation of trust with employees that might suffer identity theft or medical disclosures. Just as disastrous would be the effects of company proprietary information falling into the hands of competitors.

You see Regenesys as the optimal solution for data security.

Facilities Manager

You see obsolete equipment that will cost money to store and take up precious space in an already overcrowded plant.

At the same time, you see the priority that your C-level executives place on the proper and defensible disposal of electronic equipment.

Naturally, you see Regenesysas the only number in your rolodex under IT Asset disposal.

Corporate Legal Counsel

You see potential exhibits in a class action suit or government investigation.

You see company executives, under oath, answering questions about how data from "properly recycled" drives fell into the wrong hands or how your company's IT assets ended up at the bottom of a lake in another state or a pile of scrap in Africa.

You see the penultimate question from investigators or opposing counsel as, "On what basis did you make your decision to retain this particular "recycler"? Was this was the most optimal solution or the most cost-effective?

Was it just "recycling" or was it Regenesys?