PROFESSIONAL CALENDAR

PROFESSIONAL CALENDAR

  • Jun 30, 1999
July

13-15 Excellence in Government '99
Conference. Washington. Contact the National Partnership for Reinventing Government; phone: 800-868-9445; Web: www.excelgov.com.

14 Energy Department Day
Forum. Washington. Contact the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association; phone: 703-631-6152; Web: www.afcea.com.

14-16 Joint Employment & Training Technology
Conference. Washington. Sponsored by the Labor Department's Employment and Training Administration and the Council for Excellence in Government; contact Convention Management Group; phone: 703-876-0900; e-mail: [email protected]; Web: www.jettcon.org.

22-24 Shareware Industry Conference
Conference. Tampa, Fla. Sponsored by the Shareware Industry Awards Foundation; contact the Shareware Industry Conference; phone: 800-218-8294; Web: www.sic.org.

26-30 Logistics Information Users Workshop
Workshop. Battle Creek, Mich. Contact the Defense Logistics Information Service; phone: 616-961-4725; e-mail: [email protected]; Web: www.dlis.dla.mil.

29-Aug. 1 Frontiers of the 21st Century
Assembly. Washington. Contact the World Future Society; phone: 800-989-8274; e-mail: [email protected]; Web: www.wfs.org.

August

1-4 TAWPI Work Process/99
Conference. Denver. Contact the Association for Work Process Improvement; phone: 617-426-1167; Web: www.tawpi.org.

5-7 Big Picture Conference '99
Conference. Orlando, Fla. Contact ST Publications Inc.; phone: 800-925-1110; e-mail: [email protected]; Web: www.bigpicture.net.

30-Sept. 2 MultiMediaCom
Conference. Boston. Contact Business Communications Review; phone: 800-227-1234; Web: www.bcr.com.


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