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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: September 19, 2013
09-23-2013 - ENE Systems to join other InsideIQ firms at Boston meeting on September 23
ENE Systems of Canton, a member of the InsideIQ Building Automation Alliance, will welcome their fellow InsideIQ members to Boston for the annual meeting of the Alliance on Sept. 23. InsideIQ represents leading innovators in building environments and energy services, with members across North America, Europe, and Australia.
ENE Systems president Lindsay Drisko, a member of ASM's Board, is delighted to have this year's meeting right in our own backyard. "The Boston meeting will offer the opportunity for InsideIQ member firms to share leading edge technical knowledge and best practices face-to-face. As a collaborative organization, participation strengthens the professional business processes and technical delivery capabilities of each local firm."
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