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Processes are the third component of our success strategy — organizational charts, scorecards, and processes. Two months ago, I began a three-part series to focus on each of them. This month, we are going to bring that strategy full circle by discussing processes.

DEWALT announced its TOUGHSYSTEM 2.0 DXL, a 30-inch modular storage system with a functional workstation that is easily transported and built to withstand tough jobsite conditions. 

The first Isuzu NRR-EV was produced Aug. 22 in Charlotte, Michigan.

The integration will allow mutual customers to access valuable information about their prospects and customers. The integration will ensure that the complete customer journey, from lead to job, is all captured within the ServiceTitan dashboard.

Elite will continue to operate under its current name, ensuring a smooth and seamless transition for customers and employees alike.

With over 20 education sessions, CONNECT will cover relevant topics like finance, business management, legislation, regulatory issues, influencer marketing, sales and marketing strategies and the latest in AI technologies.

When we hear about a 'dream team,' our minds envision the perfect basketball team or a group of highly skilled attorneys assembled for a high-profile legal matter. But creating a team that consistently delivers great results shouldn't be limited to sports or legal teams.

Some customers prefer using credit cards, but accepting them means paying merchant service fees. Contractors may offer cash discounts or add an upcharge, so consider how to handle merchant services.

Last month, I introduced the core elements of our training: organizational charts, scorecards, and processes. These form the foundation of your business, providing clarity and accountability. This month, we'll focus on scorecards and how they contribute to team success.

A. O. Smith, celebrating 150 years in 2024, began in 1874 as a metal components supplier for baby carriages and bicycles. Arthur O. Smith designed a lightweight pressed steel car frame and became a major supplier to car manufacturers like Packard, Cadillac, and Ford.