Panduit invited Electrical Business/Energy Management to the official opening of its new world headquarters, a building inspired by the company’s Unified Physical Infrastructure approach. Energy Mgmt’s editor, John Gilson, delivers this report, which includes Panduit’s Jack Tison and Vineeth Ram. [More] [Less]

NETcomm returns to Canada’s Prairies, April 6-7, 2010, in Regina, Sask., and SaskTel has returned as Presenting Sponsor. NETcomm is for the people whose job it is to make sure that the communications upon which we rely actually work.

Why is Hungry for Change so important to Canada’s Electrical Industry and its professionals... professionals like you? To find out why the people and businesses you know are hosting fundraising events right now for this charity, watch Wayne Donaldson, chair of the Hungry for Change Committee (as well as current chair of EFC’s Supply & Distribution Council), explain it all in a video interview with Electrical Business magazine. [More] [Less]

Electrical Business reporter, Carolyn Yates, travelled to WorldSkills in Calgary for NETcomm with videographer, Jim Stubbington, to catch the action and learn more about “The Olympics” of the skilled trades.

Anthony Capkun (NETcomm Program Director and NETcommOnline Editor) explains NETcomm Atlantic’s great value. Visit www.netcommshow.ca.

Pro-Eco-Lite reinforced composite service boxes can be used in lieu of precast concrete; they’re lighter, flexible and able to replace in-ground existing conduit. Visit www.cifcomposites.com.

NETcomm combines a trade show with seminars and workshops covering communications networks and connectivity solutions. Visit www.netcommshow.ca for dates/locations.

Electrical Business reporter, Carolyn Yates, travelled to WorldSkills in Calgary for NETcomm with videographer, Jim Stubbington, to catch the action and learn more about “The Olympics” of the skilled trades.

NETcomm returns to Canada’s Prairies, April 6-7, 2010, in Regina, Sask., and SaskTel has returned as Presenting Sponsor. NETcomm is for the people whose job it is to make sure that the communications upon which we rely actually work.

Why is Hungry for Change so important to Canada’s Electrical Industry and its professionals... professionals like you? To find out why the people and businesses you know are hosting fundraising events right now for this charity, watch Wayne Donaldson, chair of the Hungry for Change Committee (as well as current chair of EFC’s Supply & Distribution Council), explain it all in a video interview with Electrical Business magazine. [More] [Less]

Pro-Eco-Lite reinforced composite service boxes can be used in lieu of precast concrete; they’re lighter, flexible and able to replace in-ground existing conduit. Visit www.cifcomposites.com.

Panduit Panelmax DIN rail wiring duct promises to maximize space within industrial enclosures for flexibility in panel layout and reduced material and installation costs. Visit www.panduit.com.

Panduit Panelmax DIN rail wiring duct promises to maximize space within industrial enclosures for flexibility in panel layout and reduced material and installation costs. Visit www.panduit.com.

Learn about EnOcean, which stands for battery-less radio sensors that are maintenance-free and flexible, allowing cost reduction in buildings and industrial facilities. Visit www.enocean.com.

A new performance management system from Fluke Networks identifies application slowdowns in just minutes. For more information, be sure to visit www.flukenetworks.ca.

NETcomm combines a trade show with seminars and workshops covering communications networks and connectivity solutions. Visit www.netcommshow.ca for dates/locations.

Pro-Eco-Lite reinforced composite service boxes can be used in lieu of precast concrete; they’re lighter, flexible and able to replace in-ground existing conduit. Visit www.cifcomposites.com.

NETcomm returns to Canada’s Prairies, April 6-7, 2010, in Regina, Sask., and SaskTel has returned as Presenting Sponsor. NETcomm is for the people whose job it is to make sure that the communications upon which we rely actually work.

Electrical Business reporter, Carolyn Yates, travelled to WorldSkills in Calgary for NETcomm with videographer, Jim Stubbington, to catch the action and learn more about “The Olympics” of the skilled trades.

NETcomm combines a trade show with seminars and workshops covering communications networks and connectivity solutions. Visit www.netcommshow.ca for dates/locations.