Posted by James Wedding, P.E. on 17th October 2006
So last time I talked about where we were headed,
now lets look at the pieces to get there a bit. This entry will outline a file structure of sorts. My Project name is Carson Park, the job number will be MMW001.
The Design Files are all designated with an X in front. These sheets will be Xrefed and Data Referenced (Drefed) via Vault as appropriate. This nomenclature would typically carry a job number in the middle, but for ease of listing and because I don’t feel like typing it over and over, I’ll omit it here. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Mark Scacco, P.E. on 17th October 2006
Five years ago today, Scacco Consulting, Inc. opened for business in the unused half of the basement at my old house. A lot has changed since then: Today the company is now called Engineered Efficiency; two partners have joined the company (James and Marc Meyers); and we have several awesome consultants on the team, including Dana and Nick. No longer am I “trapped” in the dingy basement with the spiders and centipedes. We have an office/training facility in Itasca (outside Chicago) and a branch office in Dallas. We have a mobile training lab that we can ship anywhere its needed. And we have a network of some of the best cad/design consultants on the planet.
A lot has also stayed the same. We’re still dedicated to the community of design professionals, contractors, and GIS professionals who use these advanced applications everyday. We still work with you and whatever software application you own to get more work done in a more efficient manner. We still use the software ourselves on a regular basis and we still like to spread the knowledge! This blog is a great example of the dedication by the regular contributors to helping end-users keep moving forward.
A little know fact: 80% of all companies shutter their doors before their 5th anniversary (including some of our “competitors”). We’re grateful and thankful to everyone who has helped us get where we are today. We’re lucky to be part of such a great community. We’re looking forward to making the next 5 years even better than the first.
Thanks to you all,
Mark Scacco, PE
President and Founder
Engineered Efficiency, Inc.
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