Brains and brawn

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Brains and brawn

The “winterless” year that we all just experienced was both unusual and impactful for manufacturers, dealers and snow and ice contractors across the country. The good news: all indications are that this winter will be an active one for many areas. It’s time to get back on the path to profit and productivity!

The focus for any successful business is productivity, getting the most out of your investments in equipment and people. On the equipment side, the need for products that help you run your business in an efficient and reliable manner is more important than ever. Increasingly, contractors are looking for even more capabilities with the products that “help me manage my business.”

Smart Connected Products (SCP) have found their way into many industries and homes. Next up, and soon, they will be integrated into the snow and ice industry. As costs of doing business continue to rise, products that give you insights into critical information, such as material usage (salt and brine) and record of application, will become the expectation.

In the next few years, you will begin to see new products from BOSS Snowplow that will give you insights into your equipment and material usage like you’ve never had before. You will be able to make informed decisions, without guessing, and make the changes needed to maximize your productivity and improve your bottom line. It will be the ideal mix of brains and brawn.

We’re excited about the future of these products and the positive impact they will have on your business. They’ll help to improve your ROI and reduce the stress you have running a weather-driven business. We are committed to not only the products but also to the education on how to operate and utilize them, both for business owners and operators. We look forward to serving you during this evolutionary period in the snow and ice industry!

The focus for any successful business is productivity, getting the most out of your investments in equipment and people.”