Reclamere, based in Tyrone, Pa., has completed the National Association for Information Destruction’s (NAID) recertification process for the physical destruction of computer hard drives.
"This recertification is another step that Reclamere has taken to remain the national leader in secure IT Asset Management," Angie Singer Keating, Reclamere vice president of compliance and security, says.
Reclamere’s recertification required that the firm subject itself to an annual security audit and to occasional surprise security audits in the future. The Phoenix-based trade association NAID awarded the certification.
Bob Johnson, executive director of NAID, says, "Reclamere is one of only a few but growing number of computer reprocessing companies that have proven to meet our standards. I am sure this will help their current and future customers rest a lot easier."
More information is available at www.Reclamere.com.
Intechra Closes Arizona PlantsIntechra LLC, headquartered in Jackson, Miss., has announced that it is closing two of its Arizona facilities and moving the equipment and business to its facilities in Dallas and Columbus, Ohio.
Intechra, which recycles and refurbishes electronic scrap and provides secure information destruction services, will close its Phoenix and Casa Grande, Ariz., facilities.
In late 2006, Intechra acquired Gold Circuit's Casa Grande and Phoenix operations, consolidating that company's Phoenix operations into its own.
The recycling equipment Intechra used at the Casa Grande facility will be relocated to its Columbus plant, while equipment fromthe Phoenix IT disposition operations will move to the company's Dallas location.
Intechra also recycles electronics at its Los Angeles location and provides asset and IT disposition services in Merrimack, N.H.; Hartford, Conn.; and Durham, N.C.
The Dallas and Columbus plants are Intechra's largest.
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