IT Asset Recovery

In an era of rising IT architectural complexity, IT asset management has been identified by groups such as Gartner Research as an absolutely crucial practice for businesses of all sizes. Let GGI's UsedExtremeNetworks.com help you turn old or idle network equipment, peripherals, networking gear, telephone systems, and other IT assets into cash! Since unused IT equipment takes up space (when it could be making money), give us a call to trade-in and trade-up! You can save a ton of money in three areas: savings in storage costs, savings by avoiding recoverable value decline, and ultimately savings by avoiding the disposal costs for those items which are never remarketed. You can sell the equipment directly to us or trade it in. 

Our Asset Recovery Specialists can purchase a vast amount of inventory at a negotiated price. Call for details. We can take over all the returned or excessive network equipment that a retailer, manufacturer, or distributor may have on hand.

Recycle - Save the Earth

Every year, tens of thousands of businesses retire and update their IT equipments.  With the increasing attention to generating used network equipment, managing your IT assets should be a critical part of your overall IT strategy.

Why should asset owners incur costs to store old equipment when they could be remarketing it and using the proceeds to help finance new systems?

Extend the Life-Cycle of Network Equipment

Our IT Asset Recovery services are flexible and can be tailored to fit your needs. We can manage the resale of your old IT assets. Once we receive your IT network equipment, we can test the equipment. Our technicians thoroughly test everything that comes in.

Best-practice IT asset management involves a full consideration of the complete life-cycle of your business’s IT assets, a cycle that includes five distinct stages: planning, procurement, deployment, maintenance, and disposal. A well-considered life-cycle approach to IT asset management can significantly reduce the total cost of ownership of your company’s hardware, software, and total information infrastructure. IT professionals with a life-cycle perspective examine the total lifespan of their equipment, and make plans and allowances for each distinctive phase. Please call one of our Account Managers for details. They will tell you what you need to do next.