A ringing success

Article Abstract:

Xylophone maker Garry Kvistad designed a set of perfectly tuned wind chimes out of scrap aluminum tubing. By sending samples to radio and TV hosts, he created an instant demand. Now chimes tuned individually by computer in his 100-person factory are sold around the US and to export markets.

Musical instruments, Musical Instrument Manufacturing, Percussion Instruments, Marketing, Company Profile, Windchimes, Wind chimes, Kvistad, Garry, Woodstock Percussion Inc.

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Check in, then log in

Article Abstract:

Major hotel chains are increasingly offering access to office equipment and business services for an extra $12 to $35 a night. Access to printers and copiers, free local calls and, other work-related resources improve convenience, productivity and confidentiality for the business traveler.

Services, Hotels and motels, Business travel

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