With contractors facing such rapidly changing technologies, another facet of business that is quickly evolving is the way businesses accept credit cards.
As technology continues to advance, more and more industry mobile applications are becoming available for smartphones and tablets. These mobile apps can be valuable tools for HVACR customers, contractors, distributors, and manufacturers.
There are many aspects of a technician’s job where a smartphone or tablet can be extremely useful. These devices allow a technician to search the Internet for technical information while on the job.
The patent-pending Virtual Truck Loading Software extends building information modeling (BIM) coordination to the trucking process to maximize the efficiency of job site delivery. The software nests spools of piping onto trucks, extending BIM coordination to the transportation phase of construction.
Available online as well as on DVD, the Welding Safety Interactive Guide is designed to educate arc welders about potential arc welding safety hazards and the safe practices they should follow. The guide offers information on a wide variety of topics.
For the commercial building industry, the interactive digital Division 22/23 Mechanical Manufacturer’s Guide eBook can be used by mechanical engineers and building specifiers to access key product information while on job sites or at the office.
The NEWS staff was very busy at the AHR Expo in Dallas, seeking information on new products. Here is a comprehensive list of the contractor services and software we found on the show floor.
Contractors could consider each app as a specific tool in their electronic tool belt. To help you in your electronic tool gathering, The NEWS has compiled a sampling of some of the manufacturer apps currently available for contractors that can be used in their business or as an added value to their customers.
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