Re: How Many Years Have You Been in the Industry?

["mikey" <loismustdie@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Bob,

I'm looking at this myself... I'd much prefer going RF but can't interest
any
of you guys to set it up :-(
Are there any of the Loblow receivers installed in any of the stations
around here?

"Robert Campbell" <ssv554@usa@isp01.net> wrote in message
news:2c77$43fe5364$4fe937d$7870@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> I can relate to that ! VoIP is coming and coming on strong. Even the phone
> companies recognize that and are introducing their own versions of VoIP.
> I've been encouraging my son to move into other areas of the low voltage
> industry such as home automation and video. He takes any and all course he
> can get in to, so once the company is his, I expect he will take it big,
> moving out of the "mom and pop" category. For me, it's been just another
of
> a number of businesses I've had; for him, it may be his future.
>
> I've been working with a small company here in Ottawa, giving them advice
> from the perspective of the alarm industry, as they develop an alternative
> to a landline for alarm services. They are in final stages of production,
> and it looks like both a good and very cost efficient solution allowing
use
> of the internet for those who choose to do so. I have no stake in the
> company other than wanting to assist them, and giving them my 2 cents
worth
> of advice from time to time. They are a nice bunch of folks, and I
sincerely
> hope they are successful.
> It's been a pleasure working with them....
>
> Their website is www.lobenninc.com if anyone is interested in seeing what
> they are up to.....
>
> RHC
>
> "Robert L Bass" <sales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:pkbsv1t4rvclifagm4g8r6p2sbup8seifm@xxxxxxxxxx
> >
> > After ten years or so the length of time in the trade really
> > doesn't matter.  The issue whether you stay up to date on new
> > industry trends and developing technology.  A typical example is
> > VoIP.  Most of the people in the trade act as though if they wish
> > hard enough or say enough bad things about it, it will go away.
> > It's here to stay and it's going to significantly affect our
> > industry -- like it or not.  My attitude is if it's here to stay
> > and I want to be here too, I'd darned well better learn how to
> > work with it.
> >
>
>


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