More important than the system installed is just about everything else, say end users regarding what they look for in an integrator. Of course, meeting a client’s needs has to do with the system: its capabilities and features; however, end users can find more than one integrator to install the same or similar system.
Recently I have started watching a show on the Travel Channel called “Hotel Impossible.” The star is Anthony Melchiorri, a hyper fellow who helps old hotels freshen up their look, straighten out their personnel, and increase their bookings and profits.
Visit the website for Edmonton, Alberta-based systems integrator Contava, and you’ll probably notice three things. First, the company is very IT-focused. Second, there seems to be an equally (if not more) intense focus on customer service and satisfaction. And third, the company is growing, as evidenced by the jobs posted on the site.
At CEDIA 2012, ADI gives booth visitors a chance to participate in the ADI Skills Challenge competition. ADI will also host a special customer appreciation event and give attendees the opportunity to enter for a chance to win two Chevy Camaros.
“If FedEx knows where your package is, we should be able to tell you where your technician is,” said Jamie Haenggi, chief marketing and customer experience officer at Protection 1. With that line of thinking, Protection 1, Romeoville, Ill., ranked the second largest electronic security company in the United States in the SDM 100, announced the nationwide launch of Tech Trackersm, a service that notifies customers when a service technician is on the way, to growing customer accolades.
Winsted Corporation, Minneapolis, Minn., a worldwide provider of technical furniture solutions, announced it achieved the ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System Certificate from the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).