Sustainability and the achievement of net zero remain high priorities for customers – and partners can help them to achieve their goals by cleaning up their act on IT equipment recycling with the newly expanded TD Renew service.
► All kinds of equipment can now be traded-in and recycled through TD SYNNEX Renew
► Laptops, Macbooks and gaming consoles - as well as mobiles - can be traded-in
Through a new partnership with Cordon Group and its affiliate, SLS (which provides second life solutions), a leading specialist in IT asset disposition (ITAD), TD SYNNEX is now offering enhanced trade-in, take-back, and lifecycle services to partners. A whole range of products, including laptops, Macbooks, and gaming consoles – as well as mobiles – can now be traded-in.
Using the service ensures that legacy equipment will be dealt with in a way that is not harmful to the environment and conforms with all industry standards.
Creating a quote is simple and the whole process is managed through a self-service portal that’s accessible 24/7. Once a product is accepted into the process, Cordon takes care of the rest – and even arranges free collection, so it’s no hassle. Customers will get a cashback value for eligible devices and a certificate to ensure safe and secure wiping of data.
Providing safe and secure trade-in and recycling solutions
Commenting on the new partnership, Sophia Haywood-Atkinson, services director, TD SYNNEX, said: ‘With this new alliance, we’re building a more dynamic, value-driven ecosystem around device lifecycle services – one that provides full transparency for the customer and identifies resellers as trusted partners who can be relied upon to provide safe and secure trade-in and recycling solutions.’
All of this makes the TD SYNNEX Renew an attractive option for partners looking to deliver great value and help their customers become more sustainable in their approach to IT. For more information, please see our TD Renew service page on Trusted Advisor.
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