Quick Introduction aka Hello all - 11/21/16 08:56 AM
Hello,
My name is Adam.
I’m a new member here at ECN. As of the time of writing and posting this, this is post numero uno.
I wanted to break the ice and introduce myself.
As you can tell by my username I work at eMeasure- a provider of take-off and measurement software for a wide variety of professions.
Don’t worry, I’m not posting with a shameless sales plug. I’m joining ECN to be in a position to take part in the discussions where I can and learn a bit more about how the world of the electrical contractor works.
Having worked in this industry for a while now, I know plenty do know a fair bit about software for electricians but there’s always more to learn about what’s important from the real experts namely those on the front lines doing the actual work.
Over the coming weeks I’ll be looking to take part in conversations where I can, also trying to learn more about the challenges faced by electrical experts and possibly apply this knowledge to what I do too.
Until then, thanks for reading this and I look forward to being part of the community.
Thanks,
Adam
My name is Adam.
I’m a new member here at ECN. As of the time of writing and posting this, this is post numero uno.
I wanted to break the ice and introduce myself.
As you can tell by my username I work at eMeasure- a provider of take-off and measurement software for a wide variety of professions.
Don’t worry, I’m not posting with a shameless sales plug. I’m joining ECN to be in a position to take part in the discussions where I can and learn a bit more about how the world of the electrical contractor works.
Having worked in this industry for a while now, I know plenty do know a fair bit about software for electricians but there’s always more to learn about what’s important from the real experts namely those on the front lines doing the actual work.
Over the coming weeks I’ll be looking to take part in conversations where I can, also trying to learn more about the challenges faced by electrical experts and possibly apply this knowledge to what I do too.
Until then, thanks for reading this and I look forward to being part of the community.
Thanks,
Adam