Digital Automation

We’ve been running Digital Automation out of House No 156 here in Village Beerwah for some time now. It’s not a big fancy office or anything like that, just a regular house where we set up our equipment and get things done. Being in a village means things are a bit quieter, but we stay busy enough with the work that comes our way. Sometimes the internet is a bit slow or the power cuts out, but that’s just part of living and working here. We mostly spend our days looking at screens and trying to figure out how to make things run a bit smoother for the people who ask us for help. It’s a small operation, usually just a couple of us sitting around desks in one of the front rooms. We don't really have a receptionist or a lobby. If someone stops by, they usually just knock on the door and we come out to see what they need. It’s a bit informal, but it works for us. We like being part of the community in Beerwah and having our workspace so close to home. Most of the time, we’re just focused on the technical side of things, trying to keep up with how fast everything changes these days. It can get a bit messy with cables and old hardware lying around, but we know where everything is. It is just how we do things here every day without making too much of a fuss.