Which Do You Use – Field Books or Data Collectors
Recently I had an interesting conversation with a colleague of mine, he asked what we do with the information we collect about products our customers use. Of course that is information we use to help better market our services and good to our customers but we basically do it with our in store customers, why not include our on-line shoppers as well? that has brought me to today’s blog entry-
hich method of data logging do you use?
1) Field Books or 2) An Electronic Data Collector
Please comment below as we do not open many entries and allow communication with our customers unitl now. This will allow us to reach our more than 8,000 on-line cusotmers in addition to our 300 plus in state customers.
Shop online for Land Survey Supplies and GIS Receivers at Stakemill http://www.stakemill.com/
Showing posts with label Field book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Field book. Show all posts
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Which Do You Use – Field Books or Data Collectors
Which Do You Use – Field Books or Data Collectors
Recently I had an interesting conversation with a colleague of mine, he asked what we do with the information we collect about products our customers use. Of course that is information we use to help better market our services and good to our customers but we basically do it with our in store customers, why not include our on-line shoppers as well? that has brought me to today’s blog entry-
hich method of data logging do you use?
1) Field Books or 2) An Electronic Data Collector
Please comment below as we do not open many entries and allow communication with our customers unitl now. This will allow us to reach our more than 8,000 on-line cusotmers in addition to our 300 plus in state customers.
Shop online for Land Survey Supplies and GIS Receivers at Stakemill http://www.stakemill.com/
Recently I had an interesting conversation with a colleague of mine, he asked what we do with the information we collect about products our customers use. Of course that is information we use to help better market our services and good to our customers but we basically do it with our in store customers, why not include our on-line shoppers as well? that has brought me to today’s blog entry-
hich method of data logging do you use?
1) Field Books or 2) An Electronic Data Collector
Please comment below as we do not open many entries and allow communication with our customers unitl now. This will allow us to reach our more than 8,000 on-line cusotmers in addition to our 300 plus in state customers.
Shop online for Land Survey Supplies and GIS Receivers at Stakemill http://www.stakemill.com/
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