Following our recent blog, in which we outlined five ways that AMI minimises the risk of harmful data leaks, we’re taking another look at what sets AMI apart from other IT disposal providers.
AMI can create a new revenue stream for your organisation
Following our recent blog, in which we outlined five ways that AMI minimises the risk of harmful data leaks, we’re taking another look at what sets AMI apart from other IT disposal providers.
AMI can create a new revenue stream for your organisation
AMI, Ireland’s leading secure IT retirement company, has been appointed by ICT Services to manage the collection and data sanitisation of its customers’ laptops, PCs and other data bearing devices. Many of these devices – including 95% of laptops – are recycled and resold, following complete data sanitisation and refurbishment. The deal is worth €150,000.
When it comes to retiring your end of life IT there’s certainly no shortage of providers offering disposal services. Many companies simply choose the cheapest available option, and hand data-bearing equipment such as laptops and PCs to service providers without even considering the security of the provider’s supply chain or the potential implications of a data breach.
The end of 2016 brings a New Year and with it a fresh start. We often hear the saying “New Year, New You” but how many times do we make new year’s resolutions but then fall back into old habits before January is even over? The same is often true when it comes to reviewing work procedures and policies, but when it comes to Data Security, there are a few resolutions that should be made and not broken unless you want to run the risk of a data breach within your organisation. Continue reading…
One of the key tools launched in 2016 by the ICO was the self-assessment tool that helps small and medium sized organisations (SMEs) to assess their compliance with the Data Protection Act. The toolkit provides handy links to relevant guidance and further information, and generates a rating based on responses.
Presented by Steve Mellings, the founder of ADISA, this 30 minute recorded webinar looks at one area of data protection – ICT disposal and outlines Strategies for Secure IT and Data Retirement.
AMI opened its doors for the first time back in 2001. Originating as a computer repair shop with a small team based on the Boucher Road in Belfast, the company now ranks among the top seven of companies audited worldwide by leading global IT disposal standards body ADISA. AMI has grown significantly to become a £4 million turnover organisation with 40 staff working from two processing facilities in Dublin and Belfast, servicing a wide range of private and public sector clients throughout Ireland.
Dublin, 20th October 2016 – AMI, Ireland’s leading secure IT retirement company, today announces that it will invest €1.1m and create 15 jobs by 2018 as it grows its business and increases its team to 50.
AMI’s onsite disk shredding division, DiskShred, have been shortlisted for the Secure Data Erasure Company of the Year Award.
AMI provides the leading secure IT retirement solution to the largest IT user organisations on the island of Ireland. We provide our customers with a service driven, user friendly, revenue generating solution to the complex challenge of ICT asset disposal. We minimize the risk of harmful data leaks by using the most technologically advanced equipment and processes. We are ranked among the top seven companies in the world for secure data sanitization by ADISA, the world’s leading IT disposal standards body.
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