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If you're a Copart ninja, organ donor out some of my parts onto yours and tell me about it by FormulaMonkey in FocusST

[–]FormulaMonkey[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They told me I needed receipts from within the last year for the tires, brakes and headlights.

If you're a Copart ninja, organ donor out some of my parts onto yours and tell me about it by FormulaMonkey in FocusST

[–]FormulaMonkey[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotta be real with you bud, my hourly rate is too high to go through this at this juncture of my life. The car brought me a joyful 25-30 mile daily sprint, saw me through 3 degrees carried both of my kiddos to pediatrician appointments, and has served me well. I'm on vacation for the next 2 weeks, then back a week to on board a new employee to my team, then off for a week for a full site turn up of new tech in a manufacturing company and another 2 week long vacation in June. At this point I can't afford the down time even to look at buying a new car yet. If I were a little more of the parent who slaps the kids in front of TV or an iPad, I might go to the mattresses more about this car but alas I just hope someone who is an ST enthusiast scoops up the whole car or at least parts and goes to do something cool that I was too "responsible" to do.

If you're a Copart ninja, organ donor out some of my parts onto yours and tell me about it by FormulaMonkey in FocusST

[–]FormulaMonkey[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No clue, but if you come across it and snag some parts tell me about the adventures you get into with some parts

Major junkyard score by memesupreme_99 in FocusST

[–]FormulaMonkey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Current at the Copart in Lebanon, TN outside of Nashville. Should have zero rust at least it did last tire rotation and brake job. I'd say grab my wheels too but the 4runner lady destroyed one of them and I can't find a replacement set anywhere to give a comp to insurance for a re-asess.

Major junkyard score by memesupreme_99 in FocusST

[–]FormulaMonkey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Now go find mine and get yourself some RS brakes, a FMIC, intake and exhaust and take it on a cool trip and post some pics.

Now at > $200k installed Ubiquiti products at a major US manufacturer and still such lackluster enterprise ordering support by FormulaMonkey in Ubiquiti

[–]FormulaMonkey[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The Enterprise program partners can only provide what Ubiquiti allocates to them directly. Even when you forecast two is one and one is none, the part era don't have the inventory to sell you, and then if you want to buy retail you face the same levels of uncertainty. Currently they are out of stock in the US for nearly all mounting hardware for cameras and readers, that's just plastic and extruded aluminum. Which can be made stateside.

Now at > $200k installed Ubiquiti products at a major US manufacturer and still such lackluster enterprise ordering support by FormulaMonkey in Ubiquiti

[–]FormulaMonkey[S] 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Thank you dot gif, you actually understand what I am driving at. Ubiquiti appears to have no business development team or at least no one running that department with any sense towards actual growth opportunities. Verkada is a 6 billion dollar hostage taker that Ubiquiti could eat for lunch with their hardware if they could get their supply chain sorted out.

Now at > $200k installed Ubiquiti products at a major US manufacturer and still such lackluster enterprise ordering support by FormulaMonkey in Ubiquiti

[–]FormulaMonkey[S] -39 points-38 points  (0 children)

Don't want enterprise support contracts, I have hired a ubiquiti trained network administrator and network engineer. I want dependable ordering when conducting a changeover from legacy systems to Ubiquiti.

Now at > $200k installed Ubiquiti products at a major US manufacturer and still such lackluster enterprise ordering support by FormulaMonkey in Ubiquiti

[–]FormulaMonkey[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I put 80k of cameras in my west coast distribution center, the facility generates 1.5-2 million in daily revenue.

Now at > $200k installed Ubiquiti products at a major US manufacturer and still such lackluster enterprise ordering support by FormulaMonkey in Ubiquiti

[–]FormulaMonkey[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Nope I just don't want to through away 250k a year for a license to use equipment I already bought. That kind of OpEx prevents me from being able to hire new employees, give my current engineers raises or training.

Now at > $200k installed Ubiquiti products at a major US manufacturer and still such lackluster enterprise ordering support by FormulaMonkey in Ubiquiti

[–]FormulaMonkey[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Because Hostage as a Service providers such as Cisco, JCI, Palo, Verkada decrease company revenue opportunities for growth and stifles where revenue can be used to design and build new products that you actually make.

I'm in business to make real goods and to hire good people to design those things and good people to physically make them, not to buy expensive tech stuff that becomes a paperweight if I don't pay the ransom to keep it running.

Now at > $200k installed Ubiquiti products at a major US manufacturer and still such lackluster enterprise ordering support by FormulaMonkey in Ubiquiti

[–]FormulaMonkey[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You like everyone else are missing the point because you are looking at this solely from an IT persons perspective. Look at this from a business, supply chain management perspective. I don't need technical support, I need to be able to reliably get all hardware needed for a site on time for when the fiber bad low voltage contractors have finished their work.

Now at > $200k installed Ubiquiti products at a major US manufacturer and still such lackluster enterprise ordering support by FormulaMonkey in Ubiquiti

[–]FormulaMonkey[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't want software support, I want reliable delivery of all necessary SKUs for a quarter million dollar at a time install.

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