Thanks, period, to all who have responded to The News’ recent three-part series, entitled “Why Techs Leave.”

Manufacturers, distributors, and contractors will soon be able to engage in cost-effective, time-saving online business transactions, regardless of company size and technology.

Coming from a publication geared to the hvacr engineer, it was not unusual to get submitted material from both manufacturers and engineers (or their respective firm).

Many software vendors offering computer-aided drafting and design (CADD) have upgraded their programs to provide three-dimensional (3D) views and design capabilities.

In his talk, “Implementing an Effective Scheduling and Cost Control System,” Adrian gave contractors more than a few examples of how planning is most important if one is to improve on profits.

The News is going to have its first-annual summer bash next month.

You see, I leave Engineered Systems, another successful Business News Publishing Co. magazine, to become editor of The News.

Based on a recent visit to the Lone Star State, the new industry buzzword should be “operating.”

What The News is trying to nail down is an answer to this simple question: "Why do techs leave?"

It was a headline one could not ignore: “BIBLE PREDICTS STORMIEST SUMMER IN HISTORY!”