Like many HVAC manufacturers, Heat Controller Inc. (HCI) is in the business of making customers comfortable, whether they are at home, work, or school. What sets Heat Controller apart, noted its executive vice president Lou Rasmussen, is the company's broad product line which is designed to meet the needs of just about any residential or commercial end user.
If Facebook users made up a country, it would be the world's third largest. An estimated 80 percent of companies use social media websites as a recruitment tool. More than 100 hours of video is uploaded to YouTube every four minutes.
Comfort Supply teamed up with KB Watson Enterprises to
provide contractors with a suite of cloud-based calculators. The platform of
cloud-based Web apps - including residential load calculation, residential
equipment selection, residential duct design and more - runs on any device with
a Web browser.
HCFC-22
may not have been historically a refrigeration refrigerant, but it sure has
been high on the minds of those wholesalers who deal with a lot of
refrigeration products.
Positioning
for growth is a challenge that most distributors share. Economic volatility,
competition, and a range of industry advancements demand that distributors not
merely expect to grow in the coming years, but that they plan and strategize for
successful maturing. To help distributors analyze and prepare for uncertain
business trends, Guy Blissett, wholesale distribution lead, IBM, in partnership
with the National Association of Wholesalers (NAW) Institute for Distribution
Excellence offers strategies based on industry research.
It
seems that everybody complains about information overload these days. The
nonstop ringing, buzzing, and vibrating of electronic devices is evidence of
all the new messages and updates constantly being sent and received. But
Heating, Airconditioning and Refrigeration Distributors International (HARDI)
is tackling this challenge with a new marketing strategy that it hopes will
help members quickly and easily find the information they are looking for.
Heating, Air-conditioning and Refrigeration
Distributors International (HARDI) announced North American HVACR average
distributor sales for November 2011 were down 1.7 percent from the same month last year, the first such decline since October of 2010.
Heating, Air-conditioning and Refrigeration
Distributors International (HARDI) announced North American HVACR average
distributor sales for November 2011 were down 1.7 percent from the same month last year, the first such decline since October of 2010.
Through the legal advocacy group Cause of Action, the Heating, Air-conditioning and Refrigeration Distributors International (HARDI) has filed a petition to intervene through the United States Court of Appeals against the DOE. HARDI’s petition to appeal the rule is based on the claim that DOE failed to follow proper procedures in issuing the rules for regional efficiency standards.