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Connected EXPERTISE™ Brings Lighting Companies and Consultants Together with New Online Tool

February 5, 2024

Connected EXPERTISE LLC announced the debut of its new online platform, connectedexpertise.com, a groundbreaking solution to address challenges faced by today’s lighting companies in search of outside expertise. The innovative Connected EXPERTISE platform offers a state-of-the-art digital interface to facilitate a fast, sustainable way to find subject matter experts who can execute strategic initiatives for lighting manufacturers.

The lighting industry has previously faced major challenges finding suitable consultants with the right blend of technical expertise and practical experience across both emerging areas in lighting (IoT, smart lighting, controls, energy-efficiency systems, etc.), as well as traditional, existing business functions and topics. However, now with the introduction of Connected EXPERTISE, this issue has been addressed; Connected EXPERTISE links lighting companies with subject matter experts via an easy-to-use, intuitive, cloud-based platform.

Using Connected EXPERTISE allows companies flexible scalability, as-needed extra bandwidth, custom-tailored solutions, and pre-vetted lighting experts compiled in one convenient online location. The remote consultants accessible through the service transcend geographic barriers (and expenses related to on-premise assistance).

“Connected EXPERTISE is more than just a digital tool; it’s a catalyst for collaboration in an industry ripe for connectivity,” said Larry Smith, the founder and CEO of Connected EXPERTISE. “We are positioned to help lighting companies of all sizes connect with hard-to-find professionals who can help implement breakthrough objectives and strategic initiatives, enhancing performance while minimizing full-time employee costs.”

About Connected EXPERTISE LLC

Founded in 2018, Connected EXPERTISE LLC is supported by a team of experts with decades of experience in the lighting and controls technology sectors. The startup is dedicated to offering smarter, faster, and more sustainable methods of collaboration by leveraging the power of digital connectivity. For more information and to register, visit connectedexpertise.com today.

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