par Katrina Legault, coordonnatrice du marketing chez Planit Canada C’est l’évidence même! Il faut acheter le domaine, construire le site Web, le publier pour ensuite passer à autre chose. Et pendant qu’on y est, peut-être créer une fenêtre contextuelle qui invite les…
Thank you to our partners at WEB-CAB for sharing this article with Planit Canada. Small businesses are finding that hiring, training, and retaining productive employees to be a challenge. Although an ongoing problem, current restrictions due to the pandemic have…
By Planit Canada President, Peter Mate Although humans are very diverse, there’s one thing we all strive for – Happiness. Some of us search for happiness through money, fame, power or a multitude of other things in life. I believe…
This article was written by Hexagon's CABINET VISION for Woodworking Network. As those of us who’ve been sucked into a social-media vortex can well attest, thinking that we know how we’re spending our time isn’t the same as actually knowing.…
How to make the most of your systems by understanding where IT leaves off and Tech Support takes over. For a smaller shop getting into automation, there can be a sudden and overwhelming increase in the amount of technology that…
Written by Peter Mate, President of Planit Canada, for Woodworking Canada. We all continue to strive for more efficiency in our businesses. Fewer mistakes, more profit, faster turnaround, it’s a never-ending quest.
Thank you to our partners at WEB-CAB for sharing this article with Planit Canada.
By Peter Mate, Planit Canada President “With great power comes great responsibility.” – Spiderman If you’ve ever set up a software to meet your business needs, you know the satisfaction you feel when you get to the point that things…
At Planit Canada, it’s not only about what we do, but who we get to do it with. By Katrina Legault, Planit Canada Marketing Coordinator. As most companies do at the beginning of a New Year, we started the year…
by Peter Mate, President of Planit Canada There’s only one thing that is certain… Change. I’ve seen it over and over again. The companies that set themselves up for a highly efficient rigid production are always the ones that eventually…
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