Our team of Technical Information Managers or Specialty Librarians, focus on the building industry. SEI is knowledgeable about manufactures, codes and reference materials. We constantly meet with sales representatives, attend trade shows, lunch and learn seminars and workshops. We consult with our clients on the most efficient way to organize and sometimes reorganize their information libraries.
For over 20 years some of the largest and smallest architectural and engineering firms in the bay area have depended on Stallworth Enterprises, Inc. and their amazing database, tradesources.net. We work closely with our clients that consist of architects, interior designer, mechanical, electrical and structural engineers.
It doesn’t matter if your firm specializes in commercial, healthcare, institutional, retail, residential or hospitality our team can establish, organize and maintain your library and do the job no one else wants to do, but still must be done.
Resource Directors’ Technical Library Consultants? Before you design your own, before you continue to invest your money and time on a database for your clients take a look at tradesources.net. It’s the building industries premier resource library tool for managing technical libraries.
If you are interested in becoming an Authorized Agent in your region please contact,
Rachel T. Stallworth at 415-247-9940 or email agent@tradesources.net.
Whether you have a collection of reference books, standards and codes or manufacturer’s catalogs, tradesources.net saves you countless hours of data entry. What if you could inventory your client’s library online and the only thing you would have to add would be the local contacts. No factory addresses, no updating area codes. You know the drill.
More and more architectural, interior design and engineering firms want their libraries available via the internet. This process could take forever, but now it could take a fraction of time with our shared database. With more than 18,000 manufacturers already listed in our database with web sites, email addresses (for ordering samples and catalogs) an existing list of current binders provided by manufactures and more. Plus a shared database of codes and reference books.
