Old laptops in a locked closet. Retired desktop towers under a workbench. A server room refresh that left racks of drives, switches, and UPS units
A common Grayson scenario looks like this. IT has finished a refresh, a lab is clearing out a room before renovation, or a clinic has
If you're responsible for a facility, server room, clinic, lab, or campus department in Dacula, you probably have the same problem most organizations put off
A facilities lead in Dacula usually doesn’t call a computer recycling company because recycling is interesting. They call because a storage room is full, a
You’re probably dealing with one of two situations right now. Either a refresh project got approved and now you’ve got a back room full of
A room full of retired equipment rarely looks dangerous. It looks inconvenient. There are old desktops under benches, boxed monitors in storage, a rack of
A lot of Lilburn facility managers are dealing with the same scene right now. Old laptops are stacked under worktables, dead monitors are leaning against
A lot of Atlanta facility managers land in the same spot. An IT refresh is done, a lab move is underway, or a clinic has
You might be looking at a locked storage room in Lilburn right now. There are retired laptops on one shelf, old monitors on the floor,
If you're clearing a server room, closing a lab, replacing clinical devices, or cycling out classroom technology, the hard part usually isn't deciding that old