Hager launches 'insight team'
Hager has launched an 'insight team' to collaborate with professional electricians on new product development initiatives
Hager has launched an 'insight team' to collaborate with professional electricians on new product development initiatives.
Members of the Hager insight team were selected following a detailed recruitment process and will be involved with a number of projects, including working with the product development team, attending R&D meetings, participating in online surveys and trialling new products.
By working closely with Hager’s own team of experts, the insight team will be able to provide valuable opinion, on-the-job insight, recommendations and product feedback as the company develops its future products and services.
Ian Smith, marketing and support services manager for Hager, said, “Hager has always recognised the importance of working closely with contractors so that our products and services continue to exceed the needs of the industry. The #HagerGang community has proven highly beneficial in this way, but the creation of the Hager insight team takes our collaborative approach to a new level.
“By working closely with the industry, Hager delivers the range of products and services that professional electricians continue to seek out. It allows us to make even stronger relationships with contractors and benefit from their years of on-the-job experience. We are excited about the partnership we are developing thanks to the new insight team, and look forward to utilising the important views of contractors as part of our future product development planning.”
For more information about the Hager insight team, visit the Hager website.
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