#serviceexchange

With equipment management, one is not limited to procurement of parts. The reliability, speed, and consistency required are addressed. Anadi Automation ensures the provision of an entire ecosystem of solutions, including parts, services exchange, and expert repair of various components of industrial automation systems. This guarantees faster solutions to your problems, compared to waiting for a long period.

In addition to this, when your system fails, we assure prompt support and get your systems up and running. We also help you save money through our refurbished and reboxed products, which are also checked for performance and reliability. We also ensure quick availability of our products from our Nashik location and from our supplier partners.

Industrial automation component failure can be a serious problem, making fast reliable repair service a necessity. At Anadi Automation, the company provides a full spectrum of repair, service exchange, or part supply options for automation equipment.

With our service exchange program, you have the opportunity to exchange non-functional units for functional ones, thereby saving on costs and reducing downtime. In the case of discontinued or hard-to-find products, our sourcing services mean the quick availability of the products. The repaired or refurbished product comes with a warranty of a year and is tested for functionality.

Let me preface by saying this is not a political post. Nor is this an OWS/Occupy[insertcityhere] support post. This is simply an idea (to be followed by more ideas) to get around capitalism while it still runs the system. This does not imply that I either support/oppose capitalism--it's just an idea.

#1: Use the Barter System

Realistically, left and right wings love capitalism (except for extreme left, of course). Why? Well, that's how taxes get in place. Sales taxes involve the money you make going back into the economy to be taxed. The solution to stop funding the government that runs (and benefits) on a corrupt system? Use the age-old barter system.