As we’ve been planning this trip, one of the biggest considerations we’ve had to keep in mind is how to prepare our RV (and ourselves) for a week of cold weather. After all, we’re from Texas, and cold weather in Texas is not the same as cold weather in Colorado.
For businesses, this gift of an extra hour of coffee sipping on Sunday morning can be more costly. Along with microwaves in the breakrooms, businesses have to make sure clocks on servers, employee time clocks, and many other devices are synced with the new time and are up and running for Monday morning.
Recently, I was walking through our signs shop in Austin Texas looking at some of the projects our team was working on when I stumbled upon a bucket of baseballs.
We need to adopt a mindset that says “we are worth more than a vendor” because I guarantee your friends and family know you are!
My excitement quickly gave way to reality as I began to realize that, based on the information I was gathering, an LED lighting upgrade was not a financially sound project for this customer.
If your business is effected by a disaster and you need help getting your lighting, electrical, signage, or technology systems back on-line, call us at 214-433-6668 and let us know where you are located and what kind of services you need so we can help.
A successful business doesn’t just manage people, it empowers them to deliver the promise of that business to the customers that keep that business alive!
For the fast food chain and the convenience store, there is a solution that offers peace of mind and confidence to say their food is safe and ready to sell!
How do we, as the lighting and electrical industry, help these large businesses realize the benefits of energy efficiency projects without becoming an inefficiency by interfering with their operations?
FSG has learned that sticking with the customer over the long haul is worth the effort.
When it comes to selling energy efficiency projects, understanding energy efficiency and how it plays into an operation is only one part of the equation. The more important part is being able to communicate energy efficiency and how it plays into your customer, or potential customer’s, operation.
Drones, or as the FAA refers to them, Unmanned Aerial Systems or UAS, have grown from simple toys that didn’t do much more than destroy your parents living room ceiling fan into complex aviation wonders that can save money, time, and even lives!
In the last decade however, several key factors in the lighting industry have evolved the humble light switch from the binary device it once was, to a smart, interactive tool that plays a critical role in a dynamic ecosystem of efficient facility management.
The very thing that keeps your business in the air can also keep it on the ground. Question: Do you know what the most inefficient part of an airplane is?
Answer: The wing.
No really, it is! And not by just a little bit either sometimes it is 50% more expensive to look bad!
