Wilkshire Consulting Blog

For electronics recyclers and IT asset disposition (ITAD) providers, R2 certification is often viewed as a gateway requirement — something necessary to access enterprise contracts or meet customer expectations. But organizations that approach R2 purely as a requirement are missing its broader value. R2 certification, when implemented properly, delivers operational discipline, risk reduction, customer confidence, and long-term market positioning. It is not simply about passing

R2v3 Responsible Recycling was once viewed primarily as a compliance obligation — a certification required to access certain contracts or satisfy downstream expectations. Today, that mindset is outdated. For electronics recyclers and IT asset disposition (ITAD) providers, R2v3 has become a competitive requirement . Customers are no longer asking whether you are certified; they are asking how well your system actually works. Organizations that treat R2v3 as a minimum standard

In an era where sustainability is a business imperative, organizations are reevaluating their approach to how they manage aging...

The global surge in electronic waste has highlighted the urgent need for responsible handling, repair, reuse and recycling of...

The circular economy for used electronic recycling is ever expanding. Playing a huge role in building a sustainable used electronic...

For Electronic Recyclers, there is a lot of pressure to address the environmental, health and safety concerns around the material they...

Making money selling used mobile devices (cellular phones, tablets, smart watches, etc.) can be a profitable endeavor, but it will...

The R2:2013 standards days are numbered. We are exactly 150 days away from June 30, 2023 deadline to be precise. Upon last review of the...

The used cell phone market is hot right now and according to Customer Market Insights (CMI) – Global Refurbished and Used Mobile Phone...