David Oakland

David Oakland

Having made that decision, that's where you should direct your dollars in terms of the site's development and design, says David Oakland, CIO of Proximity Marketing in Brecksville (www.proxm.com).

"For example, if your Web site is a data-related tool intended to generate leads, the components of an effective Web site will be measurability," says Oakland."Specifically, the site should enable you to measure who's been to your site and where they came from, so you can further rank and qualify them."

If your site is truly effective, Oakland says, you'll see it in your bottom line."An effective Web site eliminates the need for a customer service representative, allowing a potential buyer to immediately and efficiently connect with your product and enter their order on their own, allowing you to facilitate the production and delivery of that in a just-in-time nature," says Oakland."Obviously, that's a key to increased productivity."

Searching for a qualified vendor to build your site goes back to determining your own needs, says Oakland.Do you need your vendor to be heavy on design, data management, application development or all of those elements, as a part of your site's development?Most importantly, don't hesitate to ask about the company's financial health.

"Ask them how they're funded and if they're profitable, realizing that you want to know if they're going to be there for you in six months and further down the road," Oakland says."Do your due diligence, ask for client references and talk with their customers."

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When the surplus steam is needed, "the heat energy in the water is released as 'flash steam' by allowing the pressure of the accumulator to fall," explained David Oakland, the company's president.

By taking advantage of the accumulator's capabilities, plants stand to save money in new boiler installations, said Oakland, because "the resultant reduction in boiler loading permits the use of a smaller - and less expensive - boiler."The accumulator can be installed fairly easily in existing plants, provided suitable space is available, he added.Ideally, it situated near the process but adjacent to the boiler, with "somewhere in between" also being possible.

The technology potentially could benefit situations in which a combined heat and power plant is to be installed - or is already operating - noted the company.The accumulator enables the turbine generator to be sized for optimal electrical loading and to work continuously at full output.

The company is interested in establishing partnerships with U.S. steam plant designers, users and operators; energy management contractors; energy consultants; and others interested in acquiring the technology.
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To learn more, contact Oakland at enquiry@steamacc.co.uk.

When the surplus steam is needed, "the heat energy in the water is released as 'flash steam' by allowing the pressure of the accumulator to fall," explained David Oakland, the company's president.

By taking advantage of the accumulator's capabilities, plants stand to save money in new boiler installations, said Oakland, because "the resultant reduction in boiler loading permits the use of a smaller - and less expensive - boiler."The accumulator can be installed fairly easily in existing plants, provided suitable space is available, he added.Ideally, it situated near the process but adjacent to the boiler, with "somewhere in between" also being possible.

The technology potentially could benefit situations in which a combined heat and power plant is to be installed - or is already operating - noted the company.The accumulator enables the turbine generator to be sized for optimal electrical loading and to work continuously at full output.

The company is interested in establishing partnerships with U.S. steam plant designers, users and operators; energy management contractors; energy consultants; and others interested in acquiring the technology.
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To learn more, contact Oakland at enquiry@steamacc.co.uk.

We're not ready to run," said David Oakland, president of New Dance Ventures, a for-profit touring company founded in 1995 by the Cleveland San Jose Ballet with the backing of investors."Blue Suede Shoes" is the company's first project.