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Wednesday, 8 July 2009

Who Is Field Nation?

Posted on 09:30 by Unknown
Field Nation (FieldNation.com), based in Minneapolis, is a broker of independent field service contractor-technicians to the computer service and consumer electronics industries.

Field Nation is a web based business that appears to have been designed to compete with OnForce. Like OnForce, Field Nation rates are based on the market. With more than 28 million people in the U.S. unemployed or underemployed, and with so many technical jobs outsourced overseas, this market often results in bids by contractors below the cost required to provide the service.

There can be confusion with the name "Field Nation". There are two companies with the same name. There is a marketing research company (surveys, etc.) in Vancouver, Canada at the website: http://www.fieldnation.ca/ and there is the technical service broker at the website: http://www.fieldnation.com/ located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The two companies are unrelated.


New Field Nation company address: 2303 Kennedy St. NE, Suite 100
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Tel: 952-955-4072
Fax: 952-400-3408
info@fieldnation.com
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