Earlier this month, industry reporting suggested Microsoft was ending support for legacy V3 and V4 printer drivers in Windows 11. That created understandable concern, especially for organizations running older multifunction printers. Microsoft has now clarified its...
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This article is part 4 of a four-part series on battery fire risk in electronics.Read Part 1: Battery Fire Risks: What Is the Risk and What to Watch ForRead Part 2: How to Store and Handle Batteries Safely OnsiteRead Part 3: Where Batteries Go and Why Downstream...
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This article is part 3 of a four-part series on battery fire risk in electronics.Read Part 1: Battery Fire Risks: What Is the Risk and What to Watch ForRead Part 2: How to Store and Handle Batteries Safely Onsite National Battery Day (February 18), is a great time to...
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This article is part 2 of a four-part series on battery fire risk in electronics.Read Part 1: Battery Fire Risks: What Is the Risk and What to Watch For Rechargeable batteries don’t usually fail in dramatic ways right away. In many cases, the damage that leads to a...
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Rechargeable batteries are now part of almost every piece of modern technology. Laptops, phones, tablets, wireless headsets, hotspots, scanners, power tools, backup power units, and lots of small everyday devices all depend on compact, high-energy batteries to work....
Not long ago, retiring IT equipment was largely an operational task. Devices reached the end of their useful life, budgets were reviewed, and hardware was cleared out to make room for replacements. That framing no longer fits today’s reality. As organizations plan for...
Join our Vice President/Compliance Engineer, Paul Baldwin, for the SEAM ITAD Podcast, your go-to resource for IT asset disposition. In this episode, we’re...
Join our Vice President/Compliance Engineer, Paul Baldwin, for the SEAM ITAD Podcast, your go-to resource for IT asset disposition. In this episode, we’re...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sioux Falls IT Leader Joins National e-Stewards Leadership Council SEAM’s Vice President to Advance Industry Standards in Data Security and...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SEAM Welcomes Clint Parsons as Director of Strategic Partnerships Sioux Falls, SD, June 18, 2024 – SEAM (Secure Enterprise Asset Management),...
