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- Интервью Чэпмена Кристофер (ServiceCEO.com)
- Well-Designed космос: Чего мы можем выучить от гостиниц
- Верхние 10 зеленых зданий 2010 в изображениях
- День памяти погибших в войнах
| Включайте обработки окна для того чтобы защитить вашу мебель Posted: 01 Jun 2010 06:00 AM PDT Вы потратили много деньги на том стуле клуба сидя окном. Вы создавали строгие правила и успешны в держать любимчиков и ноги вашей семьи из стула. Не забудьте о том подшипнике солнечного света вниз на стуле во время некоторых времен дня. Обработки окна большие применения не только как декоративное вспомогательное оборудование но протекторы мебели слишком. Знайте картину Sun в вашем доме Мы все знаем движения солнца через день. Примите примечание когда солнце приходит в окна вашего дома. Если вы имеете мебель в сразу солнечном свете, то закройте шторки или вытяните задрапировывает для того чтобы остановить лучи солнца от увядать ткань вашей мебели. Вы можете также установить окна содержа экраны солнца которые фильтруют вне много из лучей солнца вредных. Обработки окна могут пойти длинний путь в помогать поддерживают красотку ткани вашей мебели. DirectBuy имеет самую последнюю в красивейших шторках штарки для ваших обработок окна. Эти красивейшие штарки могут быть твоими на фракция розничной цене закупано от DirectBuy. DirectBuy предлагает всю меблировку дома вам для любые remodeling или новый строительного проекта. |
| Интервью Чэпмена Кристофер (ServiceCEO.com) Posted: 01 Jun 2010 05:29 AM PDT Chris is responsible for ServiceCEO’s ability to meet the real world needs of field service businesses. He takes the complex functions faced by service businesses and creates intuitive solutions so that even the novice computer user can operate ServiceCEO. Chris is considered one of the top authorities in automating the management and back office needs of service businesses and has helped thousands of single-site and franchise organizations streamline their business processes for growth, operational uniformity and profit maximization. Chris is the father of three and is an avid golfer, poker player and sports fanatic with vast knowledge of useless sports trivia. Chris and his wife Allison are very active in the parents of children with autism community, helping to bring awareness and attention to searching for a remedy to a health epidemic which now affects 1 out of 150 children in the United States, including their son CJ.
What’s the most common challenge that contractors face on a day-to-day basis? Can you provide some examples of reasons why contractors don’t get paid on time? Luckily for contractors the top 3 reasons they don't get paid on time are completely in their control. Do you think contractors have a fear of technology or the Internet? I don't think contractors fear technology or the Internet – rather, it appears to me to be more of lack of confidence to learn. I am always amazed that a person who has the capability to learn the innermost details of building or fixing complex systems or structures lacks the confidence to understand the amount of intellectual horsepower they bring to the table. It is one of the more enjoyable aspects of my job really, seeing a customer sign on for our solution thinking he/she just needs to hand it off to office staff or spouse … and then watch them blossom into a bona fide super-user much to their own surprise. Using the tool to analyze, strategize, plan and grow their business – no MBA required! What’s the one investment a contractor should make that would have a positive impact on business - today? Back to business basics 101 : define their business process, examine opportunities for improvement, find a solution that meets the need of that need and implement. There is no magic bullet that is a cookie cutter investment across the board, every contracting company has its own strengths and weaknesses and should act accordingly. How does seasonality affect contractors business and how can they plan for it better? Seasonality is a reality, and it brings many challenges for a contracting business without proper planning. Obviously cash flow can be a major issue, especially for those companies that want to keep the talented team of employees they have brought on board. This requires careful planning of all costs that will be incurred and proper nest egging of cash for those projections. One strategy I have seen many contractors incorporate is to diversify services for the slow season, whether that be a new line of business such as installing Christmas decorations or snow removal, or cross-selling services into their current customers with additional add-ons or winter/summer tune-ups. How can contractors even think about marketing themselves or growing their business when they are challenged with even properly servicing today’s customers? The best marketing - point blank - is happy customers, so adding more customers to a system that can't handle the current load is not a wise investment. The proper first step is to put systems in place that enable you to properly service the customers you have. Can you point to any examples of contractors or small service businesses that are doing things ‘right’? I am constantly amazed at some of the customers I speak to and how they run and analyze their business. My favorite recent story is of this HVAC franchisor who built a mobile office into his truck for each one of his techs. The techs now have the ability to print out detailed and professional looking estimates and invoices right at the customer site while instantly updating the system at the same time. This company no longer has any paper trail to get lost under the seats and his customer satisfaction is skyrocketing at the same time. What tools and resources should contractors consider to achieve more productivity? Everything! These business owners should continuously be examining how they can get more efficient and productive - this is their number one responsibility. Thank you Christopher for taking the time to participate in the interview. |
| Well-Designed космос: Чего мы можем выучить от гостиниц Posted: 01 Jun 2010 04:33 AM PDT
When trying to impress upon my siblings and me the importance of tidiness, my grandmother always used to say: "A place for everything and everything in its place." She had neither the financial resources nor the desire for the random accumulation of goods, and the few things she did acquire during her lifetime served distinct purposes. She would have made an astute consultant for the hotel industry, where every aspect of design is considered carefully for its efficiency, orderly appearance, and cost effectiveness. In this age of mass consumption, it seems that we have lost the ability to edit the spaces we inhabit. I thought a lot about the disintegration of simplistic living during a recent stay at the Mandarin Oriental (MO) in Las Vegas (what better place to do this, right?). The nature of the business mandates that certain elements are included in the hotel guestroom, a place to sleep and a place to wash being the most basic. But the MO takes extra measures to maximize space and create an oasis of calm in the otherwise frenetic environment of Las Vegas. Here's what works: 1. Ample storage - I like to unpack my suitcase the moment I arrive at a hotel room, even if I am staying only one night. When my clothes and belongings are strewn all over the place, I feel completely unsettled. Unlike the typical sliding mirrored doors that line guestroom entryways, the MO designates approximately a quarter of the room for the "closet" area. This includes compartmentalized space (six drawers, a full-length closet, above-head storage, an exposed shelf for suitcases, and a valet closet to the outside hallway for discreet deliveries) and ample room for dressing. At first I thought this was an inefficient use of space, but I quickly realized that it allowed the rest of the room to breathe. At home, customize your closet to maximize your storage capacity and even consider building closets for rooms that don't have them. The absence of clutter will make up for the lost space.
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| Верхние 10 зеленых зданий 2010 в изображениях Posted: 31 May 2010 05:09 AM PDT Every year the AIA Committee on the Environment (COTE) invites electronic submission of built projects. These are the winners for 2010: Matarozzi/Pelsinger Building
Existing and proposed elevation of the building The sections of the building and the architectural components of the new design Sustainable components of the renovation design Airflow path through the buildings breathable skin The diagram below shows the perforated outer skin
Click here to learn more about this award winning green project. Homer Science and Student Life Center
Image showing site plan and component analysis The image below shows building’s integrated sustainable features Psychrometric diagram showing bioclimatic design strategies Image showing floor plans on both floors Section of a building showing key sustainable strategies King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)
Site plan for KAUST Psychometric chart with CFD study and wind model Campus integration of cultural methods Sustainability Diagram Construction photo 2007,2008 and 2009 Click here for more information on KAUST building. Kroon Hall
The building systems diagram for spring and fall The building systems diagram for winter The building systems diagram for summer The image below shows the directional flow of rainwater through the rainwater harvesting system The image below shows the green rooftop
Manassas Park Elementary Schook + Pre-K
The image below shows many of the climate responsive and resource efficient features of the building The principal bio retention area which also serves as a shaded outdoor classroom and performance stage North facing monitors and solar tubes deliver 100% of the light required by classrooms Click here for more information on Manassas Park Elementary School Building. Manitoba Hydro PlaceLocation
Awards
The image below shows the building’s passive mechanical systems Image showing the building exhaust system and section with 3D Elevations Image showing automated window vents in open position The image below shows the atrium with ribbon water feature Image used for studying and projecting daylight at 1:20 PM Click here for more information on Manitoba Hydro Place. Omega Center For Sustainable Living
The series of schematic diagram below shows the site’s passive and mechanical systems
The image below shows the building’s wood rainscreen siding which is made from reclaimed cypress lumber Image showing clerestory windows, wood rainscreens, solar tracking skylights, aerated lagoons and graywater distribution headers The image you are about to see shows vegetated roof above the roof to help mitigate heat island effect. Click here for more information on Omega Center For Sustainable Living. Special No.9 House
Site plan Fabrication Strategies Sustainable Strategies Image showing the building during construction phase Click here for more information on Special No.9 House. Twelve West
The Twelve West context plan demonstrates how the building is a connection between the Pearl District and the West End.
To determine the best location of the wind turbines on the building the team took into account urban topography, weather data and seasonable variability of wind directions Click here for more information on Twelve West. City of Watsonville Water Resources Center
The image below shows daylight studies against different eave connections Strategy for natural ventilation Sunpath diagram for the site Image showing radiant slab heating Click here for more information on Watsonville Water Resources Center. |
| Posted: 31 May 2010 01:12 AM PDT Соедините нас в вспоминать людей и женщин которые служили в воисках США защищая нашу страну. Свобода не свободна. Препятствуйте каждой нации знать, желает ли она нас хорошие или больные, что мы оплатим любое цену, носим любую тяготу, встречаем любую беду, поддерживаем любого друга, сопротивляемся любой враг для того чтобы убедить выживания и успеха вольности. John F Kennedy когда мы говорим «войну сверх если вы хотите его, то,» мы значит что если каждое потребовало миру вместо другого телевизора, то мы имели мир. Джон Lennon фото: Antonin Remond |
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