One of the most important features of Industrial Interface is the ease with which a sourcing need can be passed around our network of suppliers and engineers. This makes it easy for your design application to reach people with relevant experience who can help. Why is this so important?
The idea behind Industrial Interface is pretty simple. Engineers need stuff and suppliers sell stuff. We put the two groups together in a very efficient way. An engineer describes what she is looking for in detail, and our system puts her project in front of relevant suppliers who might be able to help. If they can help, they pay us a fee (to encourage high quality connections and keep the service running) and then they can contact her. That sure was simple. Now I’m going to give you the details. Read the rest of this entry »
Every time I ask engineers about resources they use, someone mentions eFunda “Engineering Fundamentals”. I’ve been here often because the site has good SEO and shows up in searches, but I’ve never been a fan. I took another look recently and decided that the site has cleaned up it’s act a little, although I still maintain that most topics can be easily found through a Google search.
courtesy: David Yanko of Virtual Saskatchewan
This blog is about “finding better ways to pour coffee.” At the risk of sounding like a bureaucratically-generated cliche, it’s a little like a more focused “think outside the box,” which I hate. Allow me to explain what I mean, starting with a quick story.
Working with others is easy for some, difficult for others. Engineers, in particular, often have a difficult time communicating clearly. For many firms, the end goal (a finished product) isn’t finished until many, many engineers get their hands on the design. Naturally, in the corporate world, this mandates that teams of technical gurus are created under the glorious umbrella of hierarchical chain of command. Read the rest of this entry »
Arrange objects on the screen to stack colored objects inside their outlined spaces. Great spacial orientation game. Game embedded below. Read the rest of this entry »
IndustrialInterface.com makes sourcing industrial products and services as simple as sending a single email. Engineers find solutions to their design applications in minutes instead of weeks.
San Diego, CA, November 11, 2009 — IndustrialInterface.com officially launches its new site that bypasses traditional sales channels and lets engineers instantly and anonymously share design applications with dozens of relevant suppliers. This allows engineers to quickly find multiple solutions for their designs and the right suppliers to provide them.
Salespeople who have experience with similar projects and sell exactly what an engineer needs pay to contact the engineer. This insures that engineers only receive productive and desired communication from suppliers. This is the first website for the manufacturing industry specifically designed to put engineers in direct contact with local sales representatives.
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