Xperien | Redefining Sustainability

The world’s e-waste is a huge problem, 50 million tons of ewaste is produced each year, and left unchecked this could more than double to 120 million tons by 2050. This is according to a report by the World Economic Forum.
The insatiable demand for new electronic devices is creating the world’s fastest-growing waste stream and the United Nations calls it a tsunami of ewaste. It is therefore crucial for organisations to adopt a more circular vision when it comes to ITAD...

Electronic recycling (eWaste) is growing rapidly and unfortunately, this also means an increase in the number of irresponsible and unethical companies greenwashing themselves as recyclers. Companies must ensure compliance to government guidelines and...

There is a new willingness by corporates to consider refurbished devices and consumers are also becoming more open to buying used electronics. This is largely due to delayed imports and OEMs not being able to produce and ship new electronics.
Consumers are fast realising that refurbished electronics are perfectly fine and dealers are fighting for refurbished equipment market share as the demand for affordable high quality refurbished electronics grows. The demand is largely as a result of...

Buying refurbished electronics provides a far better price versus value specification when compared to buying new devices. However, when purchasing these products, Xperien warns that one must ensure that they are Certified Refurbished Systems (CRS).
To make a smart buying decision one needs to understand what refurbished products really are, where they come from, how to buy them, and why refurbished is sometimes the best choice....