MFP Technology Services announces partnership with Lenovo

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Steve Nickel, President, MFP Technology Services

Today, MFP Technology Services announces its collaboration with Lenovo Infrastructure Solutions Group (ISG) to support the expansion of the Lenovo Value Recovery program (LVR) into Europe. Lenovo Value Recovery reduces environmental impact and is designed to extend the life of our enterprise products through the reuse and recycling of materials by performing refurbishment and re-utilization. The collaboration is an extension of the North America program implemented two years ago and will make a select set of excess, surplus and end-of-life equipment available to customers.

“We are excited to expand our strategic partnership with Lenovo ISG” added Steve Nickel, President, MFP Technology Services. “MFP has long-term loyalty for the brand and has developed a deep specialization managing excess, surplus and end of life data center products.”

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