If done improperly, it can expose your business to serious legal and financial consequences.

When it comes to protecting your company’s assets, documentation is everything.

It’s a common frustration for employers—an employee departs and your company laptop, phone, or access badge doesn’t return.  You're left...

Under federal law, employers can deduct the full cost of unreturned company equipment from an employee’s paycheck only if the deduction...

Yes — there are important differences! For non-exempt employees , deductions for unreturned company property are generally allowed under...

Remote work has changed the game — but it’s also created a quiet, expensive problem most companies aren’t tracking closely enough: missing IT equipment.  

Several major companies have announced significant layoffs and return-to-office mandates, reflecting ongoing shifts in the global workforce landscape.

If high turnover is an unavoidable part of your business, losing thousands in IT equipment doesn’t have to be. 

Growth is exciting—but it can also expose hidden challenges.

Today's tech trivia question!

A new wave of layoffs has hit some of the biggest names in tech and finance, signaling a shift in how companies are responding to economic pressure and evolving work trends.

Today's tech trivia question!

Proper retrieval and disposal of IT assets is no longer just best practice — it’s a regulatory and environmental obligation.

As we celebrate Earth Day, it's the perfect time to reflect on how our digital habits impact the environment.

If the Easter Bunny doesn’t your handle tech returns, we will!

Spoiler alert: IT gear doesn’t magically fly back to HQ.

Data Loss Prevention Starts with Device Recovery

Which classic video game was the first to be played in space?

A clear, documented policy ensures that all employees understand their responsibilities when it comes to returning company-issued equipment.

Start your week out with a little tech trivia!