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Kyle Marks, the Founder and CEO of Retire-IT which is a critical component of effective IT Asset Disposal and Logistics joins Enterprise Radio. Retire-IT provides independent 3rd-party validation of all ITAD activities. Retire-IT impartially manages retirement, recycling, and remarketing of unwanted computer equipment to eliminate conflicts-of-interest, unnecessary costs, and compliance concerns.
Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Kyle Marks discuss the following:
- What is IT asset disposal?
- What are the main risks associated with ITAD?
- What is the big issue with employee theft of retired equipment?
- Why haven’t we heard much about the issue of employee theft of retired equipment?
- What can an organization do to protect itself?
- What does Retire-IT do to protect organizations?
- Is it safe for an organization to sell its retired equipment?
Duration: 13:54
Kyle is the Founder and CEO of Retire-IT. Prior to founding Retire-IT, Kyle was an executive with RetroBox, a leading IT asset disposal company, now part of Arrow Electronics. Previously, Kyle was an executive with WEGO Systems, a consultant with Bain & Company, and held numerous marketing positions with Maybelline. Kyle has a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Business Administration from Rhodes College, and a Masters in Business Administration from the Harvard Business School.
In addition to his role at Retire-IT, Kyle serves as the Chairman of the ADISA’s (Asset Disposal & Information Security Alliance) North American Advisory Council. Kyle is also a Certified Hardware Asset Manager Professional (CHAMP) from the International Association of Information Technology Asset Managers (IAITAM).
Related Web Site: www.retire-it.com
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