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Former Navy SEAL Rob O’Neill Will Be Keynote Speaker at Pantheon

ServiceTitan’s conference will feature former leader of SEAL Team Six

February 18, 2019

ServiceTitan, all-in-one software for residential HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and other home service businesses, announced today the keynote speaker for its third annual user conference, Pantheon, will be former Navy SEAL Rob O’Neill, the author of the New York Times best-selling memoir The Operator: Firing the Shots That Killed Osama bin Laden and My Years as a SEAL Team Warrior.

An HVACR Distributor's Guide to ERPs: When, Why, and How

HVACR Distributors Come Clean on Their ERPs

Herb Woerpel

February 18, 2019

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Today, HVACR distributors rely on enterprise resource planning (ERP) software to handle nearly every level of their operations. Vendor data, turns, dead stock, cycle counts, sales margins, and much more can be accessed directly from a computer or, in some cases, a mobile device.

NetSuite's ERP is Situated in the Cloud

February 18, 2019

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NetSuite’s Oracle enterprise resource planning (ERP) software is engineered to scale with business-es as they grow and designed to streamline mission-critical processes.

LG Electronics Listens to HVAC Contractor Feedback, Delivers Comfort With Multi V 5

Company plans to invest heavily in VRF

Robert Beverly

February 18, 2019

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The manufacturer’s Multi V™ 5 air-source VRF system and its LGRED° technology were in the spotlight, designed to do away with the occasional perception that VRF is more suited for cooling than heating.

Dave Thomas, Parker Sporlan’s national sales manager, demonstrates the guided mode of the Refrigeration Troubleshooting app at the 2019 AHR Expo in Atlanta. - The ACHR News

Sporlan Offers Simplified, Safe Products for Less Experienced Techs

The company brought its ZoomLock Roadshow truck to the expo floor

Nicole Krawcke

February 18, 2019

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The giant clock on top of the Parker Hannifin Corp. — Sporlan Division’s ZoomLock^® Roadshow truck counted down during the 2019 AHR Expo, keeping track of the time left until the next live demo. Every 40 minutes, Sporlan would bring attendees up to physically make the connection themselves.

GE's booth included a sample Next GEN Arctic ductless unit, digital timer, and scoreboard as part of its Haier Ductless Easy Install competition. - The ACHR News

GE Appliances/Haier Turn Easy Ductless Installs Into a Competition

The competition highlighted new features that will be rolled out this year

Robert Beverly

February 18, 2019

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Exhibitors at the AHR Expo use a variety of enticements and tchotchkes to attract and keep attention, but the GE Appliances/Haier booth might have shown the most insight with what it decided to offer: a competition. The company brought its Haier ductless Easy Install Competition to the expo floor to support its belief that “installation is everything” for its contractor customers.

Fieldpiece Puts Techs in the Driver’s Seat With Customizable HVACR Tools

New products compatible with Job Link app

Amy Al-Katib

February 18, 2019

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The Fieldpiece booth commanded a lot of attention on the show floor at this year’s AHR Expo in Atlanta. Those who didn’t have time to wait in line to find out why may be wondering, “What was all the rage about?”

Ecoer's Wi-Fi programmable touchscreen thermostat. - The ACHR News

Ecoer Adds Thermostat to Offerings

It offers connectivity through an app, has a modern design, and is easy to use

Kyle Gargaro

February 18, 2019

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Ecoer is a relatively new player in the HVAC industry but was looking to make a splash at the most recent AHR Expo, where it introduced its first Wi-Fi programmable touchscreen thermostat.

Fieldedge and Coolfront Partner

Companies come together to expand service offerings

February 12, 2019

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FieldEdge, formerly dESCO, announces the acquisition of Coolfront Technologies by its parent, Clearent Software Holdings.

Service Cancellations Affecting HVAC Contractors’ Bottom Lines

Study shows high cancellation rates cause contractors to lower prices

Nicole Krawcke

February 11, 2019

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Most every service company has had prospective customers call in to schedule an appointment with a dispatcher, only to cancel that same appointment at a later time. It could be because of a number of factors: They found a competitor with lower prices, someone who could come out sooner, and the list goes on. However, not every service contractor measures their cancellation rates.

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Former Navy SEAL Rob O’Neill Will Be Keynote Speaker at Pantheon

An HVACR Distributor's Guide to ERPs: When, Why, and How

NetSuite's ERP is Situated in the Cloud

LG Electronics Listens to HVAC Contractor Feedback, Delivers Comfort With Multi V 5

Sporlan Offers Simplified, Safe Products for Less Experienced Techs

GE Appliances/Haier Turn Easy Ductless Installs Into a Competition

Fieldpiece Puts Techs in the Driver’s Seat With Customizable HVACR Tools

Ecoer Adds Thermostat to Offerings

Fieldedge and Coolfront Partner

Service Cancellations Affecting HVAC Contractors’ Bottom Lines

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