As there are increaseing numbers of mobile devices being bought around the world, the dilemma of just what to do with old obsolete mobile phones is becoming more of an issue. Recently a solution has emerged with mobile phone recycling organizations being set up to both deal with outdated phones effectively, whilst growing recycling into a profitable business.

Old mobile phones can be recycled for cash. It is an easy process now because of the rise of mobile phone recycling sites. A lot of these websites will buy your previous mobile phones from you for cash and then often resell them on to other individuals or just dismantle them and recycle them fully in the making of new mobile phones.

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According to Gartner, by 2012, 20 per cent of businesses won’t own any of their IT assets, including servers, PCs and software, as turning to leasing, employee ownership schemes and cloud computing instead.

The change is largely related to businesses preferring to fund their IT through operational expenditure rather than capital expenditure. Leasing equipment from specialist companies will be another increasingly popular way for businesses to help ease the burden on capex.

“Anything that puts you into contract where you can avoid the lump sum expenditure and amortise the payments over a longer period of time is something that appeals,” Gammage said.

The growing number of CFOs taking overall control of the IT department will also play its part in encouraging enterprises to do away with their own hardware and software estates.

“The finance and CFO-type function, having acquired the requisite understanding to be able to make decisions about IT, and don’t think that control is going to come back.”

“They will look at this in a much more [profit and loss], balance sheet-type way and that is absolutely a driver” in companies no longer having their own assets, Gammage added.

Businesses are also likely to cede ownership of their assets thanks to developments in technology: with the greater availability of hosting and cloud computing, businesses can pay to use software, processing power and storage without having to buy, install and maintain servers in their own office.

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