That's certainly a consistent part of the e-waste
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Posted On: 12/31/2013 10:01:52 AM
That's certainly a consistent part of the e-waste collection equation. Best Buy accepts three items from customers (per day I think) for free and trucks the stuff to 3rd Party Recyclers.
While there is certainly merit to collecting e-waste from consumers this way, I think the main focus for the company is B2B and B2C relationships. In essence EWSI could become part of Toshiba's LEAN processing strategy. Heck, they could even work with a recycler like EWSI to reverse manufacture products that are designed specifically for easier recycling!! How sweet would that be.
Your idea definitely has merit though and will continue to be a part of the collection process.
SURF is accredited to repair Toshiba, Lenovo, and other top OEM products. Folks may certainly be missing the certs that EWSI controls as a result of these acquisitions to include IS certifications and R2 and eSteward certs!! Folks need to tie these types of certs to brand recognition as well. Very very important moving forward. Speaks directly to credibility!!
While there is certainly merit to collecting e-waste from consumers this way, I think the main focus for the company is B2B and B2C relationships. In essence EWSI could become part of Toshiba's LEAN processing strategy. Heck, they could even work with a recycler like EWSI to reverse manufacture products that are designed specifically for easier recycling!! How sweet would that be.
Your idea definitely has merit though and will continue to be a part of the collection process.
SURF is accredited to repair Toshiba, Lenovo, and other top OEM products. Folks may certainly be missing the certs that EWSI controls as a result of these acquisitions to include IS certifications and R2 and eSteward certs!! Folks need to tie these types of certs to brand recognition as well. Very very important moving forward. Speaks directly to credibility!!
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