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Gisle Andersen
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Oct 5, 2026
4. Can yesterday’s technology power tomorrow’s workplace? | with Gisle Andersen
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4:30Allard PheiferHOST
No, but, um, so, uh, refurbishing, uh, uh, remarketing, uh, w- uh, explain a bit more please.
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4:38Gisle AndersenGUEST
Well, basically, uh, when we receive the assets, uh, it all goes into production, you know, uh, but there's a lot of stuff around it because you need the security, uh, in the, uh, in the warehouse.
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4:52Gisle AndersenGUEST
You need the ISO certificates and, um, uh, you know, we have invested heavily in, uh, in surveillance and, uh, emission control, and yeah, everything.
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5:06Gisle AndersenGUEST
Um, so now we have a secure building where we receive all the assets that may contain sensitive data and needs to be erased.
4. Can yesterday’s technology power tomorrow’s workplace? | with Gisle Andersen
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4:30Allard PheiferHOST
No, but, um, so, uh, refurbishing, uh, uh, remarketing, uh, w- uh, explain a bit more please.
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4:38Gisle AndersenGUEST
Well, basically, uh, when we receive the assets, uh, it all goes into production, you know, uh, but there's a lot of stuff around it because you need the security, uh, in the, uh, in the warehouse.
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4:52Gisle AndersenGUEST
You need the ISO certificates and, um, uh, you know, we have invested heavily in, uh, in surveillance and, uh, emission control and yep, everything.
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5:06Gisle AndersenGUEST
Um, so now we have a secure building where we receive all the assets that may contain sensitive data and needs to be erased.
4. Can yesterday’s technology power tomorrow’s workplace? | with Gisle Andersen
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4:38Gisle AndersenGUEST
Well, basically, when we see the assets, it all goes into production, you know, but there's a lot of stuff around it because you need the security in the warehouse.
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4:50Gisle AndersenGUEST
You need a compliance with the everything you need the ISO certificates and you know we have invested heavily in surveillance and emission control and yeah everything so it's a lot different than it was 16 years ago so now we have a secure building where we receive all the assets that may contain sensitive data and needs to be erased that's still the backbone of our operation So it goes into production and we check everything.
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5:23Gisle AndersenGUEST
You have all these kinds of inspections, technical inspections, like the screen, like the CPU, like battery, keyboard and also the visual inspection of any dents, any scraps and so on.
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5:43Gisle AndersenGUEST
That means A is like super new? Yeah, it's like it's been used, but not by me.
26 MINS LATER
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31:24Allard PheiferHOST
And from a circular economy point of view, yeah that's i was wondering as well so for instance a battery has around a thousand uh load cycles and of course true ai you know the motherboards the the processing power and the ram um is is has been an issue is that the same with with battery uh as well or is that different batteries