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Whether it is a product recall, a legal action, an inability to sell, or a change in manufacturing standards, there may be various reasons your stock is just sitting. You may end up with warehouses full of products or packaging that you can no longer use or send to market. Similarly, at some point, your electronic devices, or the information that rests on your hard drives, thumb drives, or other digital media may become obsolete for your business. It’s not

Tips from Your Professional Paper Shredding Company  Instituted in the year 1970, and observed on April 22 each year, Earth Day attracts participation from around 192 countries across the world, where millions of people do their bit towards saving Mother Earth. Over the years, the movement to save our planet has evolved into a full-time initiative for governments, public enterprises, private businesses, as well as environmentalists. From reducing plastic pollution and protecting endangered species, to solving climate change problems and

Tips for Successfully Implementing your Shredding Policy One of the main reasons for creating a formal shredding policy is to take the confusion out of what to shred and what to keep. The important thing is that employees should not have to make that decision; instead they must follow the organization’s rules related to paper and digital media destruction. However, even after introducing an information security or shredding policy, how many times have you noticed:  Critical documents lying loosely on

Learn Smart Ways to Eliminate Piles of Paperwork  When it comes to document management, both business owners and individuals have to deal with an ever-increasing pile of paperwork and digital files. Whether you are a systematic, sticky-note-loving, neat freak who files every piece of paper, or you thrive on chaos and love a desk full of scattered paperwork, at some point or another you will ask yourself the same questions.  What records should I hold on to for the next