Which leads me to ask this technology related question. 

Here are some things you can do to get ready: Identify affected products, departments and staff as well as the business-process, operational, and technology changes that will be necessary for compliance.

I attended college while a husband, father of 3, and working full time to obtain an Associate of Science in Electronic Engineering Technology, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, and Master of Science in Management.

I understand the importance of knowing specific areas well, as this would make my life easier, but I also think that with the technology we have nowadays (maps, street view, market analysis, etc), some research and a rigorous approach, this is something that could produce very interesting results.I'd like to know your thoughts, investors!

Technology is our friend, I want to make sure we are using all that we can.  

It has to do with the technology of both units, seer, and regulations that have changed in the heating and cooling industry.

And we here started to become the hub for technology and none of that is going any where.  

The fees charged can add up quickly - Technology Fee, Buyer's Premium, and EMD.

I am a recent graduate from SAIT Polytechnic: Southern Alberta Institute of Technology and currently working at Telus as a full time Switching Technician.

Technology allows for seamless collaboration with CPAs and clients even when they are separated by thousands of miles.