Keough's Korner 
Trying to define a blog is a little bit like trying to describe the taste of water. It’s not easily definable. In preparation for this blog—which I guess is the first of its kind in the distribution business—I talked to several people who write such blogs. Basically I found this: A blog is anything you want it to be. In writing this blog, I’ll be talking about distribution issues as well as a host of other things. My wife suggested that the blog be called the ravings of a mad man but I think I’ll take the safe road and call it ''Keough’s Korner.''
Recent Posts
- It pays to listen to your employees
- Construction spending drops again
- Manufacturing continues to drop
- Tidbits from NAHAD meeting
- Growth in Canadian housing market
- Strong market forecast for welding equipment
- Housing starts hit 17-year-low
- Purchasing talks about MRO buying
- Grainger sales climb
- A hand for the truck?
Recent Comments
- Lissa on A lesson in customer service
- Diamond Davo Supremo on Grainger expands in Pittsburgh
- David on Stimulus tax bill and small business
- Jack Keough on Non-commissioned sales force: good or bad idea
- rob on Non-commissioned sales force: good or bad idea
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- A lesson in customer service (8)
- After 80 years of cooking, she’s burned out (4)
- Can you hear me now? (4)
- Skilled labor shortage is still major concern (4)
- Myths about China and U.S. manufacturing (3)
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