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A-Z Computer Liquidators has branched out to recycling ewaste partners nationwide. Headquartered in Anaheim, California and serving both has partnered with EMC-Ewaste Management nationwide.

(PRWEB) September 5, 2008 — A-Z computer liquidation agents are now able to better serve its corporate clients needing to recycle and dispose of used and outdated PCs and used laptops, computer parts and supplies, CRTs and LCD monitors, all sizes printers, copiers, scanners, used servers and data center network hardware including used Cisco Systems (routers and switches), Juniper and Foundry Networks.

In today’s ever-changing technology marketplace, companies are feeling the pinch when desperately trying to remove unwanted used IT equipment. Select businesses throughout California choose A-Z Computer Liquidators to provide full service disposal, recycling, and remarketing for their obsolete IT assets.

A-Z Computer Liquidators protects an organization’s data on existing IT assets. When upgrading their IT infrastructure, companies need cost-effective and an effective EPA process to dispose of obsolete IT assets. A-Z is able with Electronic Waste Management to serve all the recycling requirements of its corporate America clients.

“With the many recycling, liquidation requirements from our business customers, IT assets such as used computers, used monitors, servers and hard drives sitting idle, clients need an organization that can be trusted to adhere to all e-waste environmental regulations,” said Holly Wild, Director of Asset Recovery Services at A-Z Computers. “We offer a range of full services and will continue to seek out effective recycling partners so that we can expand out regions and services nationwide.”

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