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The Red M&Ms Principle

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By Ted Rulseh Verified
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Damian and Lisa Baker learned about customer service while operating a van service for movie and ad production in Los Angeles. Show business people are famously demanding, Damian observes: “You have people who may literally want a bowl of red M&Ms placed on their table at six in the morning, and you’ve got to make it happen. We learned early on that when a customer calls for something, you have to be ready to go.
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Tennessee Sanitation Company Gains Efficiency With Real-Time GPS Monitoring

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By Ted Rulseh Verified
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It’s a challenge to organize vehicle routing for a mobile sanitation business with 41 team members, 14 service trucks, 24 luxury restroom trailers and thousands of standard portable restrooms. VannGo Luxury Mobile Restrooms & Portable Solutions keeps it all under control using Samsara GPS vehicle and equipment tracking.
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This Drainfield Solution Stacks Up

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By Ted Rulseh Verified
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Septic Works of the Lowcountry often deals with groundwater when installing septic systems in the sandy soil of coastal Georgia near Savannah. “Everywhere we work, in this whole floodplain area, I’d say up to 75 miles inland, we have to deal with high water tables,” says Frank Schmitz, who owns the company with his wife, Cameron.
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