What is the Buyback of IT equipment and why more and more companies are choosing it
The Buyback of IT equipment is a process through which companies can sell technological equipment that they no longer use, recovering part of its economic value and reducing operating costs associated with storage, management and disposal.
In remote work contexts and distributed teams, Buyback becomes a key tool for:
- Optimize IT inventory
- Reduce unnecessary expenses
- Accompany sustainability and circular economy policies
At Bord, Buyback is part of a comprehensive equipment lifecycle management strategy.
What teams apply to the Bord Buyback
The Bord Buyback Program not limited to equipment purchased with Bord.
It applies both to equipment managed in our warehouses and to equipment purchased from other suppliers.
Accepted equipment types
- Notebooks: most models, as long as they work and are not locked.
- Monitors: subject to evaluation by state.
- Cell phones: in most cases, depending on the state.
- accessories: only closed and unused.
Faulty equipment is also acceptable, as long as it is functional.
Equipment that doesn't work or is blocked receive residual offers or is not purchasable.
Buyback in LATAM and the United States
The Bord Buyback program currently operates in the The vast majority of Latin American countries, allowing regional and global companies to manage the repurchase of equipment under the same process, without depending on isolated local suppliers.
Countries where Bord manages Buyback processes
Latin America:
- Argentine
- Bolivia
- Brazil
- Chile
- Colombia
- Costa Rica
- Ecuador
- Salvador
- Guatemala
- Honduras
- Mexico
- Jamaica
- Nicaragua
- Panama
- Paraguay
- Peru
- Dominican Republic
- Uruguay
United States:
- United States of America (USA)
This regional reach allows Buyback processes to be executed both for individual equipment as well as for complete fleets, maintaining operational standards, traceability and control in all countries where Bord has a presence.
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What is the Buyback of IT equipment and why more and more companies are choosing it
The Buyback of IT equipment is a process through which companies can sell technological equipment that they no longer use, recovering part of its economic value and reducing operating costs associated with storage, management and disposal.
In remote work contexts and distributed teams, Buyback becomes a key tool for:
- Optimize IT inventory
- Reduce unnecessary expenses
- Accompany sustainability and circular economy policies
At Bord, Buyback is part of a comprehensive equipment lifecycle management strategy.
What teams apply to the Bord Buyback
The Bord Buyback Program not limited to equipment purchased with Bord.
It applies both to equipment managed in our warehouses and to equipment purchased from other suppliers.
Accepted equipment types
- Notebooks: most models, as long as they work and are not locked.
- Monitors: subject to evaluation by state.
- Cell phones: in most cases, depending on the state.
- accessories: only closed and unused.
Faulty equipment is also acceptable, as long as it is functional.
Equipment that doesn't work or is blocked receive residual offers or is not purchasable.
Buyback in LATAM and the United States
The Bord Buyback program currently operates in the The vast majority of Latin American countries, allowing regional and global companies to manage the repurchase of equipment under the same process, without depending on isolated local suppliers.
Countries where Bord manages Buyback processes
Latin America:
- Argentine
- Bolivia
- Brazil
- Chile
- Colombia
- Costa Rica
- Ecuador
- Salvador
- Guatemala
- Honduras
- Mexico
- Jamaica
- Nicaragua
- Panama
- Paraguay
- Peru
- Dominican Republic
- Uruguay
United States:
- United States of America (USA)
This regional reach allows Buyback processes to be executed both for individual equipment as well as for complete fleets, maintaining operational standards, traceability and control in all countries where Bord has a presence.
