ITAD: The missing link in security, compliance, and sustainability

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IT asset disposition (ITAD) is a vital component of enterprise risk management, yet many IT leaders continue to treat it as secondary to cybersecurity and compliance efforts according to a Foundry MarketPulse survey. Ironically, those very concerns along with growing ESG commitments are the key drivers behind ITAD investments, underscoring the need to elevate ITAD as a strategic priority.

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ITAD: The missing link in security, compliance, and sustainability

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