John Kirsch, Co-founder of 4THBIN, Discusses E-Waste In RTS' March Spotlight

Celebrating Macktez’s Book Launch: Tame the Tech Beast

We’re excited to celebrate the launch of Tame the Tech Beast, a new book from our partners at Macktez.

Through our 4THBIN+ program, we’ve had the opportunity to work alongside Macktez and support the broader conversation this book brings forward. Tame the Tech Beast presents a clear and timely perspective: IT is not just a support function, it is a strategic advantage waiting to be unlocked.

Sustainability Without Shamrocks

St. Patrick’s Day is a time for green, but real sustainability is not about color, luck, or seasonal gestures. At 4THBIN, responsible IT asset disposition and electronics recycling are built on process, documentation, and accountability. There is no luck involved, only careful planning, clear procedures, and consistent execution.

4THBIN Invites Our Community to Macktez's Tête à Tech Discussions

HBIN is proud to spotlight our partnership with Macktez as their Tête à Tech event series returns for its third year. Known for bringing together innovative thinkers across technology, science, business, and the arts, this thoughtfully curated series creates space for meaningful dialogue and fresh perspective in an intimate setting.

Roses Are Red, Violets Are Blue, Your Old Devices Still Have Data Too

Valentine’s Day is about showing love, taking care of what matters, and not taking the things we rely on for granted. While most people think of flowers, cards, and chocolates, organizations have something else worth caring for this season: their retired technology.

The Importance of Data Destruction in a Digital World

The start of a new year is a natural time for organizations to reset. Budgets are reviewed, systems are upgraded, and long term strategies are put into motion. Yet one area that is often overlooked is what happens to data stored on technology that has reached the end of its life. Old laptops, servers, hard drives, and mobile devices may no longer be in use, but the data on them does not disappear on its own. Without proper destruction, that information can remain accessible and vulnerable.