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100% Free Computer Recycling and Data DestructionCall: 877-478-6611
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Data Center DivisionNew Division of Forerunner RecyclingWith increasing economic pressure being applied to Corporations today, there remains a need to be flexible concerning moving and/or closing data centers. Furthermore, it may be necessary to properly shut down a data center with little warning causing the closure or move to fall outside your normal budget. This can only apply additional pressure on your Corporation. Forerunner focuses on turning what may be a perceived liability with the data center closure and can turn it into a financial return for the Corporation. With 20 years experience of information technology and asset recovery, Forerunner can assist any Corporation, small to large, in receiving a return on the costly process of data center closure. Our goal at Forerunner is to offer a secure, reliable option to hard drive destruction. Yes, Forerunner does offer and is fully capable of destroying any and all hard drives. But with such high value that remains in the data center's equipment, to include: hard drives, servers, switches, and other equipment, this should be an option that all corporations consider. Forerunner, in most cases, can offer on-site data destruction at zero cost with the Corporation seeing a possible return on its surplus data center equipment. Whether its hard drive destruction, data destruction, or disposal of surplus data center equipment, give Forerunner an opportunity to propose a less costly option for you. |
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with more than 15 years in the recycling field, Forerunner Recycling has given
companies a responsible option to dispose end of life cycle and surplus computer
equipment. All companies face the task of safely disposing of older equipment.
The EPA estimates that as many as 500 million computers will soon become
obsolete.
Today,
more than ever, companies discarding computer equipment are concerned about
identity theft, security compliance, and cyber criminals trying to obtain
private information. Simply tossing used computer equipment and hard disks into
dumpsters will leave companies vulnerable to unscrupulous individuals searching
for credit card numbers, social security numbers, and other valuable data.