Case Studies

Problem:  In support of a time-critical site consolidation effort, the customer – a global firm offering investment servicing and management – required the secure disposition of a wide range of IT assets, including desktops, laptops, servers, LCD monitors and televisions, printers, scanners, and network and telecommunications equipment.  Challenges:  The project

Problem:  A multinational financial services and bank holding company faced the critical task of closing its existing data center in Wales and migrating all hardware and applications to a new co-located facility. This move took place in conjunction with a simultaneous technology refresh, requiring the complete disposition of a vast

Problem: A prominent IT solution organization responsible for supporting the core operations of a department store chain with multiple locations across Japan faced a significant challenge. To facilitate an ongoing technology refresh, the organization needed to perform secure, on-site data erasure of numerous Dell PowerEdge R640 servers in two data

Problem:  A leading IT company in Germany, specializing in delivering applications, systems, and hardware solutions across the entire insurance value chain – from contract initiation to claim settlement – required a time-sensitive, standards-compliant data erasure project. The scope involved 12 EMC Isilon H500 nodes and 12 EMC Isilon A200 nodes.

Problem: Revert was tasked with delivering on-site data sanitization and IT asset disposition services for a Dublin office of a leading provider of financial services to institutional investors. The project required processing of 950 assets, including large LCD and plasma televisions, desktop PCs, laptops, printers, and network switches. The challenge

Problem: For a major IT services provider operating in New Jersey, a massive technology upgrade was underway, designed to refresh desktop systems and introduce new applications to enhance public safety, human services, and workforce development. The critical issue was what to do with the thousands of old desktops and laptops

Problem: Like any hardware, even the most advanced storage media can fail. When they do, simply discarding them isn’t an option. For every failed drive, there’s a crucial decision to make: return it for warranty credit or face significant financial penalties. While a standard hard disk drive (HDD) might cost

Problem: This particular SaaS provider has ingrained data security into its very DNA, extending protection beyond the network right down to each disk drive. From day one, they’ve adhered to a strict policy: all storage media must be cleansed to the rigorous U.S. NIST Special Publication 800-88 Revision 1: Guidelines

Problem: A US-based global content company required on-site standards-compliant data sanitization for a Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) solution consisting of multiple servers and network switches. The challenge was to complete the process within a tight two-day deadline. Challenges: The cluster included multiple disk drive types, including 240GB SSDs, 3.8TB

Problem: User growth, competitive pressures and customer expectations combine to stress IT infrastructure at every level. That’s the story with a leading cloud-based CRM vendor that is setting growth records year-after-year. To meet intense quality-of-service demands while maintaining optimal price-performance, the company has adopted a tiered-storage environment that ranges from