I have been looking forward to visiting the Picasso exhibit at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts since it arrived.  As luck would have it, today is my day!  The kids are in school and daycare so my husband and I decided to make it a short day at the office today to have our Picasso date before it’s too late. 

The Picasso exhibit is drawing visitors from all over Virginia and neighboring states because it is the only East Coast stop on the U.S. leg of the touring exhibit.  It started in Seattle in October, leaves Richmond after this weekend and is scheduled to go to San Francisco from June through September.  The exhibit features 176 pieces of Picasso’s private collection.

All of this excitement over the Picasso exhibit has me thinking about what makes a masterpiece?  There are certainly some folks who will visit the exhibit and feel as if there is something left to be desired, where as others will leave in a state of awe and profound amazement.   This proves to solidify that old saying “beauty is in the eyes of the beholder”. 

Now, I realize that it is nearly impossible to relate the material handling industry to Picasso, but perhaps there is a common thread that goes into how a masterpiece is determined such. 

When you take into consideration all of the coordination and synchronization of all the different aspects of developing a customized material handling solution you begin to realize the artistry that is involved. 

Many of the solutions that the exceptional teammates of PeakLogix develop for our clients leave me feeling a sense of awe and amazement.  From simple to complex applications, the ability for our teammates to think outside of the box for the betterment of our clients is truly astounding. 

We received a letter yesterday from one of our clients that was extremely complimentary and stated: “efforts, pre- and post-sale, brought the meaning of outstanding customer service to a whole new level.” This client went on to explain that what he thinks divides us from our competition is the “time, energy and passion” that our employees invest into the business. 

I may be reading into things completely wrong, but from what I can see, PeakLogix has many “artists” on our team who love to leave our clients feeling a profound sense of awe and amazement…..perhaps for them, a masterpiece? 

Dawn Mooney

Creative Director
PeakLogix
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