At TECH B2B, we believe in optimizing your return on investment (ROI), particularly when it comes to advertising and marketing. Today’s advertising needs to be strategically placed using a thorough knowledge of mass and trade media, newspapers, and direct mail
After years of development and associated programming costs, a U.S. supplier to the energy markets was ready to launch one of the largest private ecommerce sites in North America. Unfortunately, only 1 in 100 pages were showing up on
With the spread of microsites afforded by easy-to-use content management system (CMS) software, you don’t have to be a Fortune 1000 company to take full advantage of the Web, whether it’s creating customer portals for your largest accounts or subject
The Professional Electrical Apparatus Recyclers League (PEARL), a trade association for electrical equipment reconditioners, spent most of its 11-year history in stealth-mode because their 70 small- to medium-size corporate members didn’t know how to leverage the media to reach their
Hewlett-Packard (HP) is a global computer company serving customers in many different industries. HP needed to show customers how their radio frequency identification (RFID) services could help customers in consumer goods, general manufacturing, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, and retail.
$2,400 Online Lead Program Helps Generate $3.3 Million in Revenue Would you spend $2,400 a year to help generate $3.3 million in sales while adding thousands of people to your email promotion lists? That’s what TECH B2B helped an
As consumers become increasingly reliant on their personal electronics — and the cameras embedded therein — it was only a matter of time before enterprising businesses found ways to leverage computer vision to enhance their online retail operations.
While logistics and distribution operations once shipped comparatively uniform goods in relatively uniform packaging, they must now process boxes, parcels, polybags, and jiffy bags, as well as ship-in-own-container products that come in countless colors, sizes, and geometries.
Robots never get rubbed the wrong way. They never complain about tough working conditions, or grinding work environments, or abrasive bosses. This is true particularly in material removal and finishing applications, such as grinding and sanding, where their human counterparts face safety risks on multiple fronts.
