In the fragmented IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) sector, two recent announcements highlight the sustained investor interest in the industry. The first is Achieve Capital announcing a strategic investment into Vantage Point ITAD, a move aimed at scaling a regional provider with a focus on specific customer verticals. The second is the creation of Paladin EnviroTech by SER Capital Partners, a new entity formed through the acquisition and merger of two existing processors in two US states. While these transactions show there is continued interest in ITAD, they are best viewed not as harbingers of a fundamental industry shift in the short term, but rather as a continuation of the long-standing “roll-up” strategy common in the ITAD sector.
AI’s Transformative Impact on ITAD Procurement
This report is about how artificial intelligence is quietly but decisively transforming the way enterprises evaluate ITAD providers. Compliance Standards just concluded a survey of 400 US companies and found a substantial shift taking place in the way RFPs are...