Grace Information Management is pleased to announce a new strategic partnership with G1 Asset Management, one of Australia’s leading accredited IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) providers. The partnership expands Grace’s information lifecycle capabilities, enabling organisations to securely and responsibly manage retired IT assets with the same confidence they expect when managing their information.
As organisations continue to refresh technology, relocate workplaces and strengthen cyber security and governance practices, the need for secure, compliant and sustainable IT Asset Disposition has never been greater.
Together, Grace and G1 provide a complete end-to-end solution that helps organisations securely retire laptops, desktops, servers, mobile devices, storage media and other IT equipment while protecting sensitive information and maximising the value of retired assets. The partnership combines Grace’s expertise in information management, governance and secure logistics with G1’s specialist ITAD capabilities, including:
- Secure collection and transport
- Documented chain of custody
- Certified data sanitisation and physical media destruction
- Comprehensive asset reporting
- IT asset buyback and value recovery
- Responsible refurbishment and reuse
- Accredited e-waste recycling
Every asset is managed through a documented, auditable process, providing organisations with confidence that sensitive information has been securely handled and environmental obligations have been met.
“This partnership is a natural extension of our commitment to helping organisations manage information securely throughout its entire lifecycle,” said Michael Dunstone, Director, Grace Information Management.
“Today’s information doesn’t just exist in paper records or cloud environments. It also lives on laptops, servers, mobile devices and storage media. Through our partnership with G1, we’re giving our customers a trusted way to securely retire those assets while supporting compliance, sustainability and better business outcomes.“
The partnership also supports positive community outcomes through Digital Access Australia, where eligible devices are securely sanitised, professionally refurbished and provided to Australians experiencing digital disadvantage, extending the life of technology while reducing unnecessary e-waste.
“We at G1 Asset Management are honoured to be able to partner with Grace in this very significant arrangement which will enable Grace’s customers to experience a full end of life cycle process that is the most thorough and highly accredited standards with NAID AAA certification that you can achieve on a global basis.” said Paul Prokic, Director, G1 Asset Management.
“We look forward to providing high-quality solutions to Grace’s customers and for this to be a long and fruitful partnership together.”
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