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RE-MARKETING AGREEMENT
All End-users will, from time to time, need
to dispose of redundant IT equipment.
The IT equipment concerned will either have
a second-user value, a potential second-user value or no value
at all except perhaps for scrap purposes.
In disposing for scrap or resale there may be
Corporate security issues in terms of residual data left on
magnetic media.
Companies may wish to dispose of every item
or, group of items, by tender utilising internal resources
or, they may wish to consider a RE-MARKETING AGREEMENT.
Why a Marketing Agreement?
It provides a structured, single point of contact,
trouble-free method of disposal within well defined contract
terms which include safeguards for the protection of the Customer's
financial and other interests.
It frees the Customer from the need to have
a list of contacts in the second-user Marketplace across a
number of different hardware platforms.
It ensures that the Customer receives the maximum
realisable value for the equipment.
It ensures that any specified data security
requirements are carried out.
It ensures that any environmental requirements
relating to the physical disposal of equipment are carried
out to the necessary standards.
How Does it Work?
Under a Re-Marketing Agreement the Customer
disposes of any and all redundant IT equipment through one
recognised Agent during a given contractual term, it being
the Agent's duty to dispose of the said equipment in the most
suitable and financially advantageous manner.
The remuneration for the Agent is usually based
on a percentage of the realised amount.
The final acceptance of sales prices remains
with the Customer.
The Marketing Agreement is encapsulated in a
formal contract, which specifies the terms and conditions
between the Customer and Agent.
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