IN ANY BUSINESS, you’re governed by the Project Management Triangle. It’s used to manage projects, whereby the constraints of cost, quality, and speed are the three sides of the triangle that you need to consider. Each side has an effect on the others, such as if speed and cost of a project are cut, then it’s likely that quality could suffer as well, and vice versa.
This triangle is applicable to all businesses, but it’s especially true in industries like agriculture and manufacturing. For instance, if your tractor’s hydraulic hoses break unexpectedly, or you need hydraulic cylinder repairs, then the three qualities of the triangle are affected: your speed slows due to waiting for the broken machinery to be fixed, farm costs rise due to repairing the machine, and the overall quality of the farm’s production will likely suffer as you can’t harvest, feed or complete many other chores until the problems are fixed.
Hydraulic systems are complex and necessary tools that are an integral part of most ag operations, and Murphy’s Law makes sure that hydraulic components usually break down unexpectedly (at the worst time!), and it costs time, money, and the quality of your ag operation.
Luckily, Domer’s offers a great solution. We keep an extensive inventory of hydraulic hoses and cylinders here at the shop, and we can build hoses in a matter of minutes. We also repair hydraulic cylinders as fast as possible to get you back in operation. All in all, we offer the best of the Project Management Triangle: affordable work that’s timely and dependable.
This column is sponsored by Domer’s, Inc.
CREDIT
column by JUSTIN DOMER
BIO: Brothers Jacob and Justin Domer are the fourth generation to step into the shoes of great-grandfather Victor Domer, the original owner of Domer’s, Inc. Both were raised in the business, learning the trade alongside studies at Okeechobee High School. Justin holds a Bachelor’s in Political Science and Business minor from FSU; Jacob attended Indian River State College, and both men consider running the business a team effort. The two brothers, along with the rest of the Domer family, enjoy working alongside each other and helping their customers.
