Hi!!
For the past few months I have worked for power generation industry as an analyst. What I observed was that a lot of people are getting influnced by the color of the generator. To find out how color of the genset is related to the brand of the company, I have created a study which is available on the following link:
I invite all who are interested in generators to participate in this study. You can help me make my study better.
Cheers to all!!!
Mayank
Are you serious??? I should hope that the people making the decisions are influenced by the performance of the gen-set rather than the colour. Paint is cheap if you don't like the colour and, if it is a large enough unit, I a, sure that the manufacturer would substitute puce for the usual grey or green. In fact, industrial colour selection (coding) for industry equipment is a well established "science". --
Don Kelly snipped-for-privacy@shawcross.ca remove the X to answer
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This is a prime example of why I am suspicious of all survey data.
Unfortunately, in my direct experience, the color is of extreme importance beyond any other consideration to a clueless manager. I had one inflate the cost of install by thousands by insisting the placement be moved to the opposite side of the building from the switchgear.
I dunno! Orange seems to sell well at the Home Despot. ;-)
Too bad the invisible paint never caught on. The room would look empty, till something went wrong. ;-)
That was our school color! The cheerleaders uniforms looked great!
But the football team wasn't so hot. What was your school mascot, an emperor?
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