In the modern hybrid workplace, the "perimeter" of your office is no longer defined by walls—it’s defined by your hardware. Yet, for many organisations, the final step of the employee lifecycle remains the most vulnerable.
Every unrecovered laptop is more than just a lost capital asset. It can mean avoidable replacement cost, lost residual value, delayed redeployment, manual chasing and gaps in asset visibility. And when devices fall out of view, security, compliance and chain of custody risks increase too.
Join Iron Mountain’s IT asset lifecycle experts as we explore the hidden cost of the laptop retrieval gap and how to bridge it with a secure, efficient and value driven framework.
What we will cover:
- The cost of a ‘ghost asset’ - Why the real price of a lost laptop is $10k+ when you factor in replacement cost, lost productivity, residual value, data risk and compliance exposure.
- Where IT asset value disappears - How delayed or inconsistent retrieval reduces redeployment opportunities, resale value and remarketing potential
- The cost of manual chasing - How fragmented HR, IR and logistics workflows create operational drag, slow recovery times and limit visibility across the offboarding journey
- The chain of custody challenge - How manual shipping and limited tracking create gaps in auditability, control and confidence once a device leaves the employee’s hands.
- The Iron Mountain blueprint - How our Laptop Retrieval Service supports collection, tracking, sanitisation, redeployment, remarketing and responsible disposition, helping assets move back into value instead of disappearing from view.
Why attend?
Every unrecovered laptop has a cost. The question is whether you can see it, measure it and recover the value before it disappears.
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