Technology
Adapting to a Changing Landscape With Drones, Robotics and Working Remotely
In today’s changing landscape, leaders must implement strategies and technologies for productivity and efficiency, striking a balance between onsite technology and effective remote work technologies.
By Chris Reyes
October 8, 2020
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by Chris Reyes
Chris Reyes has more than 25 years of sales and operations leadership in the Fire Alarm and low voltage industry with Fortune 500 companies. He has managed businesses that total more than $60 million in revenue and managed teams of more than 300 employees. His success has been demonstrated by winning over large clients with innovative technologies in Fire Alarm and turnkey solutions.
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