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PRESS RELEASE
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Scott Bishop, president and owner of Transmission Engineering Co. (TECO) today issued the companies 3rd quarter state of the business and fourth quarter outlook.
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Mr. Bishop said” While we continue to see a soft market through the end of 2009 there are definite signs that the customers and industries we serve are preparing for a more robust 2010.”
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“We have taken these signs seriously” he went on to say, and “as a result we have increased our sales staff, increased our product offering, and have redesigned and deployed a new web site”
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“Small and medium size businesses are our core customers. These companies have traditionally been the first to see changes in demand, and the people I talk to are cautiously optimistic.”
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TECO is introducing a new business offering starting in mid November. That offering is a WEB content and design service aimed at small and medium size companies. What we noticed during 2009 is that the companies we serve were getting pulled from their core business and had to worry about the demands of technology. Customers who buy on line, and pay online, in their personal lives, now want that same ability from everyone. This is an investment that small companies want to make but the long term investment of their time is not possible.
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“Our new WEB content and design service provides a cost effective solution, and is a logical extension of our services”, said Mr. Bishop.
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TECO was founded in 1936 as a distributor of power transmission and motion control products. As customers needs evolved, Transmission Engineering, TECO, responded by adding automation and control solutions. TECO employs a technology based sales and support staff to offer their customers a total solution. TECO is headquartered in Hatfield, Pennsylvania, and serves the Mid-Atlantic region with branches, or representation in Reading and Wilkes-Barre, PA; Vineland, NJ; Baltimore, MD; Rock Hill, SC;, and Chesapeake, VA
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