Technology for Supporting the Program Sample Clauses

Technology for Supporting the Program. 1) Mohawk does offer on-­line product brochures and necessary lift options but on-­line ordering is not available due to the fact that we visit each site for an onsite survey or speak with each end user to confirm their needs prior to purchase. 2) Mohawk offers on-line resources such as: For brochures: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx For pricing: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxx/xxxx (once contract has been established) For operations: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxx 3) Mohawk Lifts are most versatile lifts given the flexibility in the garage. Examples of the versatility of options such as 2 post wheel-­engaging adaptors, turf kits, which give the lift a greater range of vehicles or turf equipment to be serviced (of which no company offers these ALI/ETL options). The weight gauge to show the tech has lowered the lift onto the locks. The same weight gauge also acts as a diagnostic tool to show a tech the vehicle is overloaded and respond to their internal customer as to poor mileage or handling. A weight gauge also visually shows that no lift is ever being overloaded should a technician put an 11,000 lb. truck on a lift only rated for 10,000 lbs. The Speedlane increases efficiency by preventing technicians from having to position swing arms under the exact lifting point of a car and ensuring a more secure lifting platform. This option is popular amongst Vo-­Tech teachers where they're teaching inexperienced teenagers who may be less careful than an experienced technician. See above referenced products in xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx 4) xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxx has every model, parts, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
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Technology for Supporting the Program. Rotary maintains an extensive database of current and prospective customers. In addition, we have a robust outbound marketing platform (tied to our website) that delivers targeted messages to our existing database as well as other new opt-in customers. This platform allows us to communicate with customers based on individual needs and interests. We can use this outbound platform to introduce our customer base to the Xxxxx Xxxx contract and offer the benefits of purchasing through the program. We also have a highly engaged social media and audience (Facebook, Twitter, Google+ etc.) that will help us promote our affiliation. Our Blueprint blog provides us an alternative platform to speak to the benefits of working through a program such as Xxxxx Xxxx. All of this is unique to Rotary Lift. We have coverage for customer service, installation and repairs, and a huge sales force that all come together for the same goal of giving customers the best quality of products and services available that makes up our collaborative entrepreneurial spirit. We also have the support of a fortune 500 company like Dover Corporation that supports our goals with high ethical standards, openness and trust. We are passionate about our customer's success and create customer intimacy through long-term partnerships. We know our markets well enough to figure out what our customer's needs are sometimes before they know. We hold others like our suppliers to the highest standards and recognize and rewards exceptional performance. Every VSG employee, channel partner and supplier is accountable to meet or exceed the expectations of all customers and continually improve their products, processes and service. We are also committed to providing a safe and healthy work environment for all employees and others that may work in, visit, or enter our facility. We create a value proposition for the customer while providing exceptional products and services.
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Technology for Supporting the Program. (15 points) 1. Electronic on-line catalog, order entry use by and suitability for the entity’s needs
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Technology for Supporting the Program. 1. Electronic on-line catalog, order entry use by and suitability for the entity’s needs 2. Quality of vendor’s on-line resources for XXXXX XXXX members. 3. Specifications and features offered by respondent’s products and/or services. 4. Technology Services related to maintaining and servicing the equipment
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