Potomac eCycle had its humble beginnings in 2008 in a small loft above the office at the Potomac Metal's scrapyard. Thory Monsen and Justin Kidd had begun to observe a significant increase in the number of electronics being dropped off at the facility and vowed to find better ways to recycle them in an environmentally responsible manner while still maximizing recoverable value.
Their combined experience and deep knowledge of the consumer electronics industry allowed them to design ever-more efficient processes to reuse and recycle old electronics. Since inception, Potomac eCycle has recycled over 5 million pounds of electronics and is now operating in a state-of-the-art 20,000 square foot facility in Manassas, VA with a team of over 20 employees.
Their combined experience and deep knowledge of the consumer electronics industry allowed them to design ever-more efficient processes to reuse and recycle old electronics. Since inception, Potomac eCycle has recycled over 5 million pounds of electronics and is now operating in a state-of-the-art 20,000 square foot facility in Manassas, VA with a team of over 20 employees.
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We provide a reliable, cost-effective service to pickup and recycle your old electronic devices in the Washington, D, C, metro area. We securely destroy your confidential data and provide you with a Certificate of Destruction as confirmation. We use the R2/RIOS Recycling standards to "reuse, recover, and dispose" all along the chain of custody for material handling.
Electronics Recycling
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Do you have unused electrical or electronic devices at home? Do not throw them in the household waste, Potomac eCycle specializes in electronics recycling and will process them to make sure that every usable part and component is saved from the landfill to help to conserve natural resources. We also make sure that all personal information is destroyed beyond recovery.
Data Destruction
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Large, medium-sized, and even small companies all have something in common; they all produce data one way or another. Every company is protective of its data, and no one wants their data getting in the wrong hands. Apart from the legal issues that would be involved, there are also security issues and the loss of customers' trust in the company's ability to protect their data.
Data Center Decommissioning
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Although it may sound illogical, allowing for eventual decommissioning should be part of the process of planning a data center at the outset. In this article we are concentrating on the final stage, the decommissioning of a data center.
Whether your company is migrating to the cloud, replacing single location services with colocation services or centralizing multiple data centers, the process of data center commissioning shouldn't be taken lightly.The two most important things to plan out as fully as possible are: keeping sensitive data secure during the decommissioning and the safe disposal of discarded equipment.
Whether your company is migrating to the cloud, replacing single location services with colocation services or centralizing multiple data centers, the process of data center commissioning shouldn't be taken lightly.The two most important things to plan out as fully as possible are: keeping sensitive data secure during the decommissioning and the safe disposal of discarded equipment.
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