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However, equipment designated as outdated for one company is still viable for another company, whose operations may not require advanced solutions. Often, an [[information technology audit]] will be performed to help a company decide if their equipment needs updating, and if so, what the requirements are.

Computer liquidation is a sustainable solution and is environmentally friendly. The best liquidating companies have clearly outlined policies regarding the disposal of dangerous substances which are often an issue with information technology. For anyone concerned about [[environmental protection]], the fact that there are companies out there doing business with a view to saving the planet from at least some [[pollution]] is comforting. Such services also provide original purchasers the peace-of-mind of knowing that their discarded equipment blow me will be disposed of properly and legally.

I.T. has blossomed in recent decades. As newer and better technology replaces [[hardware (computer)|hardware]] at an ever-increasing speed, alarming amounts of technical trash were being produced almost from the beginning. It was obvious from the outset that sooner or later there would be a problem as people scrambled to update hardware. Predictions were made that every [[landfill]] would soon be overflowing with discarded [[computer screen]]s and computers, along with associated equipment such as [[keyboard (computer)|keyboard]]s and [[mouse (computer)|mouse]]s and all the other hardware associated with use of the Internet.