January Issue 2001

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January 2001

There’s a thin line between overhead and direct costs in project estimating. Further implications exist in those direct costs that relate directly to project coordination. READ MORE

Changing the Leopard’s Spots

(Your Business)

January 2001

Suggesting that contractors look beyond traditional project work to more long-term maintenance opportunities will come as a culture shock to some. READ MORE

Grounding Electrode Connections, Bonding around Swimming Pools, Sizing the Neutral Conductor, and More

(Codes & Standards)

January 2001

CODE CITATIONS Article 250—Grounding; Article 310—Conductors for General Wiring; Article 410—Lighting Fixtures, Lampholders, Lamps, and Receptacles; READ MORE

Which Fiber, at What Speed, and for What Distance?

(Systems)

January 2001

Copper technology has evolved to the point where a 100-meter maximum distance is among the golden rules of premises cabling. READ MORE

You Had to Be There—The First E-Contracting Conference

(Systems)

January 2001

“If you don’t feel confused and scared, you don’t know what’s happening.” With that quote from GE Chairman Jack Welch, one speaker got the rapt attention of a couple hundred c READ MORE