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Ranking
10th
out of 15 in IT Asset Disposal Services
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44
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6th
out of 15 in IT Asset Disposal Services
Views
86
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45
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Also Known As
HP Asset Recovery Services
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CloudBlue
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Overview
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HPE Asset Recovery Services (ARS) help businesses manage the risks and financial considerations associated with effectively handling surplus IT equipment. The Asset Recovery Services include collecting, inventorying, transporting, sorting, and processing your IT products for recycling or remarketing. Once decommissioned and staged, an inventory bill of lading is created for all products destined for ARS processing. Once they are packaged and prepared for transport, these shipment records form the basis for an ongoing documented chain of custody, helping to ensure that each asset is properly controlled and tracked during final processing.
Sample Customers
Iron Mountain
NBrIX, NICS, HPE Technology Services, KoSistem, Bank Simpanan Nasional, COMLINE AG, AmeriPride Services

CloudBlue IT Asset Disposal Service is ranked 10th in IT Asset Disposal Services while HPE Asset Recovery Services is ranked 6th in IT Asset Disposal Services. CloudBlue IT Asset Disposal Service is rated 0.0, while HPE Asset Recovery Services is rated 0.0. On the other hand, CloudBlue IT Asset Disposal Service is most compared with , whereas HPE Asset Recovery Services is most compared with .

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