Let’s stop making people feel like they don’t have a place in the industry. Instead, let’s start talking about what we do, and when people don’t understand it, let’s start explaining it instead of making them feel dumb.
Manufacturing companies continuously seek improvements that will streamline operations, remove inefficiencies, protect operations and deliveries, and surpass user expectations. More often than not, improvements are driven by the adoption and support of technology.
Whether it’s an elementary, middle, or high school that you are seeking partnership with, there are a myriad of resources available on the IDCD website to help get students interested and involved in the industry.
After a four-or five-year hiatus, I returned to the AHR Expo—the HVACR industry’s most popular event. Per usual, the aisles of the show floor were filled with buzzwords, and among those that topped the list was “uptime.”
It shouldn’t be a case of considering only air or only liquid cooling. Instead, the key is to understand the tradeoffs of each cooling technology and what makes the most sense for each individual business case.
This past year we have seen countless examples of competitors becoming collaborators,locked in a dance of “co-opetition,” finding themselves both competing and cooperatingsimultaneously in a way that transcends the traditional boundaries of rivalry.