The Academy for Educational Development (AED)
Description:
The Academy for Educational Development (AED) -- an independent, nonprofit service organization with headquarters in Washington, DC, has established a Web site to disseminate information about AED's 34 years of experience implementing social and human development projects with institutional clients and partners in the U.S. and around the world, developing sustainable solutions to the problems stemming from illiteracy, overpopulation, malnutrition, poverty, and disease. The gopher contains current project information, technical reports, and newsletters about a wide range of education, training, and other social development initiatives. Experiential and research information on educational, social, and human development for practitioners, planners, and policy makers.
The America's Job Bank
Description:
For more than 60 years, the state Employment Service has helped people and jobs find each other. Through a variety of services available to employers and job seekers, the Employment Service continues to be an integral part of the labor exchange process in America. Since the Interstate Job Bank (IJB) was established in 1979, the states have recognized the need to offer employers national exposure of their job openings to help them find the employees they need to help their business' succeed. Publicizing job listings on a national basis has also proven to be beneficial to the American labor force because it provides individuals with an increased number of opportunities to find work and realize their career goals.
The program has continually evolved with technological advances to provide expanded and easier access by job seekers. In 1993, the Employment Service renamed the IJB to America's Job Bank (AJB), in recognition of the national status it had achieved. Today, America's Job Bank continues to improve access to the Employment Service with the establishment of this Internet product.
The America's Job Bank computerized network links the 1,800 state Employment Service offices. It provides job seekers with the largest pool of active job opportunities available anywhere. For employers it provides rapid, national exposure for job openings. The 'nationwide' listings in America's Job Bank contain information on approximately 100,000 jobs.
In addition to the Internet, America's Job Bank is available on computer systems in public libraries, colleges and universities, high schools, shopping malls, and other places of public access. AJB is also available at transition offices on military bases worldwide.
America's Labor Market Information System (ALMIS) Training Institute
http://ecuvax.cis.ecu.edu/~lmi/lmi.html
Description:
ALMIS represents a vision of the future of labor market information and the realization of a concept that has existed for many years a truly comprehensive labor market information system.
ALMIS will be a key part of the nationwide employment and training system. But it will offer more than information for the planning of employment and training programs. ALMIS will offer direct access by anyone employers, job seekers or students to state of the art information services. In the same way that One Stop Career Centers will provide one stop access to services, ALMIS will offer one stop access to information.
ALMIS will encompass existing labor market information systems and much more. It will include new kinds of information from a variety of sources. All of this information will have one purpose: to help labor markets function more efficiently.
Alabama Industrial Development Training (AIDT)
Description:
AIDT was established to build a healthy state economy by recruiting and training a skilled workforce to attract new industries to the state and to expand existing industries. Job-specific pre-employment and on-the-job training programs are provided. The program provides a full range of customized technical training programs that are free to the employers and to the trainees. Management and supervisory training programs, including Total Quality Management (TQM), ISO 9000, Business Reengineering and Technology Integration training support are also available. In addition to training, AIDT offers services including trainee recruitment and screening.
Community-Builders
http://www.vision-nest.com/cbw/CommunityBuilding.html
Description:
The Community Builders Website is an electronic resource centerbuilt around the recently published book on "Community Building: Renewing Spirit and Learning in Business" (New Leaders Press,1995). This site is dedicated to co-creative dialogues on the business, cultural, technical, and knowledge management issues of the current transformation of "command-and-control" organizations into networked communities of practice and commitment.
From the bookjacket: "As workers at all levels in organizational hierarchies experience a sense of disconnectedness from one another in the pursuit of the 'bottom line,' a yearning has developed among the populations of companies and other workplaces. This yearning originates from a need to feel a part of a community. This fundamental human need to feel connected to others is driving good people out of organizations or, worse yet, into unhealthy lifestyles should they resign themselves to endure the separations they find at work and seek ways to 'numb out' the pain."
Cornell School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Description:
The Cornell ILR School's homepage is a great first stop for any HR specialist's initial road trip on the information superhighway, primarily because it offers a terrific directory and gateway to other workforce/workplace related Internet sites.
Through a directory database referred to as "Internet Sites of Special Interest to Industrial Relations Practitioners, Scholars, and Students," this website provides gopher, web, FTP, and discussion site HTML listings in a number of HR and industrial relations topic areas. Current listings include education and training, government policies, actions, and information; human resource management; labor-management relations; labor unions and employee organizations; laws and legislation; management science; and safety and health. There are also a number of areas under construction including industrial engineering, compensation and fringe benefits, and behavior at work.
When you click on an area you see a hypertext listing of site names. For example, in the safety and health topic area, the two current listings are for OSHA and the ErgoWeb at the University of Utah. Click on a site name and away you go.
It is obvious that the listings will grow as the Internet develops, but already this site is a valuable source for organized "surfing" in the HR topic area.
By the way, there is also information content on this site as well -- the What's New section currently features the report from the Department of Labor's Glass Ceiling Commission.
EASI: Equal Access to Software and Information
Description:
EASI'S mission is to serve as a resource to the higher education community by providing information and guidance in the area of access-to-information technologies by individuals with disabilities.
Their goal is to stay informed about developments and advancements within the adaptive computer technology field and spread that information to colleges, universities, K-12 schools, libraries and into the workplace.
Eduplus Management Group
http://www.nstn.ca:80/eduplus/
Description:
In a world experiencing unprecedented growth in technology at the same time as the marketplace is becoming globalized, human resources and improved competitiveness are vital to every government and business.
Managers of international funds have made the development of human resources the cornerstone of their aid policies to developing nations. Whether carrying out programs for international agencies, working with educational institutions, engineering firms, or other businesses,
EDUPLUS provides innovative solutions in this widely diversified field of expertise.
Training for the Future: EDUPLUS and the Canadian Forces
In Canada, where 40% of its activities are carried out, EDUPLUS is acting as system integrator for the training components of two major industrial projects:
Maritime Coastal Defense Vessel Project
Canadian Forces Supply System Upgrade Project
A Complete Range of Diversified Services
Analysis of jobs, tasks and training needs.
Design of training programs, development of training materials and production of interactive multi-media courseware.
Standard or custom designed courses for managers, professional, technicians and trainers.
Management of international scholarship programs, organization of international seminars and conferences.
Consulting services for institutional and organizational development.
Feasibility studies for establishing and managing specialized training centres.
TECSULT: A Multi-Disciplinary Team Operating Worldwide
The EDUPLUS team, which became associated with the Tecsult Group in June 1992, consists of 150 people. Of these, 70 work in Canada and 80 are assigned to projects in Africa, Latin America, Asia, Eastern Europe, and countries of the former Soviet Union.
Operating in more than 45 countries, Tecsult employs over 1000 employees in 25 associated companies. Tecsult offers a wide range of integrated services: Studies, Conception, Implementation, Procurement, Management and Training.
Fields of Specialization
Engineering: hydroelectric installations, hydraulic structures, electrical transmission lines, distribution systems and substations, transportation, industrial installations, buildings, municipal engineering
Earth Sciences: agriculture, forestry, mines, geology, hydraulics
Environment: impact studies, site development, audits, environmental communication, waste management
Geomatics and Territorial Management: surveying, topography, cartography, remote sensing, urban planning, taxation, management systems
Studies: in many areas including socio-economics, market research, financial planning, feasibility, organizational, privatization, program evaluation
Human Resource Development: job and task analysis, multi-sectoral training programs, organizational and institutional development services, specialized training centres
Strategic Alliances with Well-Known Organizations
with Teccart, pioneer in electronic training in Canada: development of new training technologies and establishment and management of specialized training centres (Morocco, Philippines, Romania)
with the Association of Canadian Community Colleges: institutional development programs at the college level (Africa, Latin America, Asia, Eastern Europe)
with Canadian Universities: institutional development programs at the university level (Africa, Latin America, Asia, Eastern Europe)
with the Training Group Inc.: custom designed training, electronic performance support systems, Computer Based Training courseware (Canada, USA, and Offshore)
with Canadian engineering and systems integrator firms: training components of projects in various sectors (Canada, Offshore)
The ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading, English, and Communication (REC)
http://www.indiana.edu/~eric_rec
Description:
ERIC, the Educational Resources Information Center, sponsored by the Office of Educational Research and Improvement of the U.S. Department of Education, is a national educational information system designed to provide the following products and services:
MAKE AVAILABLE hard-to-find educational materials, such as research reports, literature reviews, curriculum guides, conference papers, projects or program reviews, and government reports.
ANNOUNCE these materials in Resources in Education (RIE), a monthly journal containing abstracts of each item.
PUBLISH annotations of journal articles in Current Index to Journals in Education (CIJE), a monthly guide to current educational periodicals.
PROVIDE the ERIC database (RIE and CIJE) in computer-readable forms.
CREATE products that analyze and synthesize educational information.
OFFER question-answering and database-searching services.
The ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading, English, and Communication (ERIC/REC) is one of the sixteen clearinghouses in the ERIC network. Use ERIC/REC to find:
Activities and instructional materials to teach elementary school students listening skills.
Instruction in writing that focuses on the writing process.
A list of suggestions for parent involvement in reading instruction.
Research summaries on topics of current interest.
FAST Bib (Focused Access to Selected Topics) - abstracts or annotations from 20-30 sources in the ERIC database.
If you would like a free paper copy of all current publications, call or write to the address given below.
ERIC/REC
http://www.indiana.edu/~eric_rec
Indiana University
Smith Research Center, Suite 150
Bloomington, IN 47408-2698
(800) 579-4723; (812) 855-5847
FAX (812) 855-4220
FEDNet
Description:
This website is sponsored by the Foundation for Enterprise Development, a California-based non-profit with a mission to "foster the development of highly productive, competitive enterprises worldwide based on the premise that sharing company ownership and meaningful involvement with employees is a fair and effective means of motivating the workforce and achieving many business objectives."
FEDNet offers an extensive amount of information on employee ownership and involvement through its homepage "Business Resource Library."
Through the Resource Library, you can receive a well-organized offering of information on different employee stock offering plan types (i.e. stock option plans, ESOPs, and 401Ks). Also featured are FED publications, articles on employee motivation and empowerment, databases on employee ownership research and government policy and legislation, and highlights and summaries from FED sponsored conferences and roundtables.
The FEDNet homepage also features profiles of successful employee-owned companies, and an almost complete offering of the Office of the American Workplace's best practice company profiles.
IndustryNet
http://www.industry.net
Description: IndustryNET was established in 1991 to provide news and information services for the manufacturing industry. The IndustryNET WWW server offers
over 10,000 new product descriptions,
information from over 3,300 of the industry's leading companies,
on-line trade shows,
shareware,
used equipment,
career opportunities, and
industry's latest developments.
Institute for the Study of Adult Literacy (ISAL)
http://www.ed.psu.edu/isal/
Description: In 1985, the College of Education at Penn State established the Institute for the Study of Adult Literacy as a vehicle for using the resources of a major land grant institution to address issues related to adult literacy. The Institute is internationally recognized for its work in literacy research, development, and dissemination activities. The Institute's mission stresses the importance of connecting research to improving practice; each research project results in a practical application in the field, including staff development activities, curriculum and instructional materials development, policy recommendations, and dissemination of research findings through Institute publications, professional publications, and presentations. The Institute for the Study of Adult Literacy's goals include:
Development and dissemination of a sound conceptual and research base in the field of adult literacy;
Improvement of practice in the field of adult literacy; and
Leadership and coordination of a comprehensive approach to the delivery of adult literacy services.
Institute projects have addressed the following interrelated issues in adult literacy:
computer-based instruction
workplace literacy
intergenerational literacy
staff development/training
special needs populations
customized materials development
The following information is available at the Institute's World Wide Website:
Institute Background
Information about the Institute, including its history and mission.
What's New at the Institute?
Information about the Institute's recent and on-going projects.
Institute Software
Information about the Institute's software, including descriptions, ordering information, and hardware requirements.
Institute Publications and Resources
Information about the Institute's publications and resources, including descriptions and ordering information.
Institute Consulting Services
The Institute's staff and associates are available for workshops or consultations in a variety of areas concerning adult literacy.
Institute Staff
Information about the Institute's staff, including their backgrounds and areas of expertise.
Other WWW Literacy Resources
Links to other literacy spots on the World Wide Web.
Internet Resources For Leadership And Management Development
http://www.oise.on.ca/~bwillard/leadaid.htm
Description:The site contains:
Potential Scenarios in Leader/Manager Development: 3 possible scenarios, plus a discussion of 6 generic online Internet facilities that relate to leader/manager development, and a review of current versus "future" Internet facilities in the scenarios.
Good Conferences For Facilitatators to Subscribe to: the Top 3 "Bob's Best Bets", plus several other good ones.
Useful Information Sources For Facilitators: the Top 5 "Bob's Best Bets", plus about 15 other good ones.
Leadership and Management Courseware: none yet, but 7 sites where courses will likely be found when available, plus sites to help you write your own courses.
Useful Information Sources For Leaders/Managers: an encouragement to browse and find your own.
Why Isn't There More Good Courseware on the Internet (For Leadership/Management Development)?: 10 possible reasons.
It has about 30 linked pages, including about 100 hotlinks to external sites on the Internet.
Library of Congress
http://lcweb.loc.gov
Description: The Library of Congress is using the World Wide Web (WWW) to present information about and materials from its collections over the Internet. Some of the current LC WWW offerings include: historical collections from American Memory, descriptions of the some of the Library's American Special Collections, several Library of Congress exhibits, including the Gettysburg Address online exhibit, Thomas -- Legislation on the Internet, Country Studies and the POW/MIA Database from the Federal Research Division, and access to LC MARVEL (LC's gopher-based campus wide information system) and LOCIS (the Library of Congress Information System). In addition, the Library is developing a Global Electronic Library, which links to WWW meta indexes and search tools, government information, Internet resources, newspaper and current periodical lists, and eventually other WWW resources categorized by subject.
MCI Small Business Center
Description:
Thinking about expanding your company? Need the latest business news? Want to know how to access industry updates and information online?
We've put together the Small Business Center, full of valuable resources for small companies like yours, to give you all the information you need. Whether you want to know more about doing business overseas, how to find an accountant, or where to look for financing, we've got the answers. You'll find the solutions to your business problems and questions in each of our six categories.
Business Financing
Learn about sources of financing, including venture capital, SBA lending, investment banks, equipment financing, and international trade finance.
Finding Good People
If you're hiring, Finding Good People could increase your chances of finding the right person for the job.
Professional Services and Associations
Looking for professional services? See our directories and listings for legal, marketing, finance, and other fields.
Government Agencies
Information, databases, and bulletin boards for government agencies from the Department of Commerce to the US Census Bureau.
News & Information Services
All the information you need-from the latest-breaking industry news to chat groups where you can connect with other business people.
MCI Small Business Solutions
Whether you're working at home or doing business internationally, you'll find solutions for your small business situations here.
National Center for Manufacturing Sciences
Description:
The National Center for Manufacturing Sciences is a consortium of U.S.and Canadian corporations committed to making North American manufacturing globally competitive through development and implementation of next-generation manufacturing technologies. The NCMS Industry Connect system provides rapid, accurate solutions to current information and research problems related to manufacturing, technology, business and management.
The mission of the National Center for Manufacturing Sciences is to improve the manufacturing competitiveness of its membership, the United States and U.S. industry in general as well as to bolster the economic and military security of the nation and its North American trading partners by:
establishing high level operating partnerships with all entities having an interest in and ability to improve the strength and competitiveness of our manufacturing industries,
maintaining a long term growth oriented and stable resource base encompassing talented and experienced scientists, engineers and managers, broad based stateof-the art technologies, facilities, and funding--discretionary, restricted and in-kind contributions--for operations and administration,
undertaking a flexible and comprehensive fully integrated manufacturing sciences innovation cycle including a vision, technology roadmaps, benchmarking, research, development, applications support, technology transfer, demonstrations, deployment, adoption support and financing.
The National Center for Manufacturing Sciences will have succeeded in its mission when either directly through its efforts, or indirectly, the majority of the nation's foundation and sunrise industries and companies have achieved global manufacturing competitiveness and the economic and military security of the nation is strong.
For full access to the information on this server, you must have a registered NCMS-TRACK account and be employed by a member company.
Membership requires a company be a for profit company who's parent company is owned greater than 50% by either U.S., Canadian or Mexican citizens and who has its major place of business in one of those three countries. If you are employed by a member company and would like a logon account, please fax your request on company letterhead along with company street address and phone number as well as your e-mail address, or fax a copy of your business card to:
Carole Asquith fax# 313-995-3236.
National Institute for Literacy
http://novel.nifl.gov/
Description: The National Institute for Literacy will execute the responsibilities enumerated in the National Literacy Act through the creation of system(s) which will enable every adult with literacy needs to receive services of the highest quality. The Institute will advance the nation's agenda with special emphasis given to building public consensus and policy, monitoring programs, sponsoring promising initiatives, disseminating valid information on programs and research pertinent to literacy, and building interagency collaboration at the Federal and State levels. National Center for Research in Vocational Education
Description:
NCRVE is the nation's largest center for research and development in work-related education. Headquartered at the University of California at Berkeley since 1988, NCRVE has played a key role in developing a new concept of vocational education as the Center works towards fulfilling its mission to strengthen education to prepare all individuals for lasting and rewarding employment, and lifelong learning.
New York State Education Department Workforce and Continuing Education Web Server
http://www.nysed.gov/workforce/work.html
Description: The web site contains information on a comprehensive range of workforce preparation and continuing education topics, including VATEA, JPTA, School-to-Work, Tech Prep, civil rights and curriculum and assessment. The web site supports the New York State Education Department's effort to make information, documents, and publications available to local school administrators, faculty and staff in a timely manner and as an alternative to the traditional print distribution channel. Outreach and Technical Assistance Network (OTAN)
Description:
The Outreach and Technical Assistance Network (OTAN) is a California Department of Education, Adult Education Unit funded project designed to provide technical assistance, communication linkages, and information to adult education providers. OTAN Online provides electronic resources and an information gateway for the adult education and literacy practitioner.
Penn State Workforce Education and Development Program
http://www.ed.psu.edu/~wfed/default.htm
Description: The Penn State Vocational and Industrial Education Program WWW pages provide:
Information about and direct e-mail contacts with all programfaculty & staff;
Catalog information about Penn State's undergraduate programs in vocational and industrial education, along with direct e-mail contacts with faculty and staff responsible for administering these programs; and
Information about admissions procedures, masters and doctoral program structures, and course sequencing for Penn State's graduate programs in vocational and industrial education. Direct e-mail contacts are provided with faculty and staff responsible for administering these graduate programs.
Small Business Foresight
http://www.dur.ac.uk/~dbr0www/
Description:
These pages will be of interest to entrepreneurs, business advisors and specialists, policy makers, academics and researchers. The information contained in these pages is drawn from the Small Business Foresight research project based at Durham University Business School.
The pages now include the latest edition of the Small Business Foresight Bulletin, which highlights implications for small firms of trends in the convergence of information and communication technologies.
Other features include
the driving forces affecting small businesses
small businesses and globalization
links to other (small) business issues web pages
information on the Small Business Foresight project
The pages are designed for use with a browser such as Netscape. Please feel free to make any constructive comment re the web pages.
Alan Southern
Small Business Foresight
Durham University Business School
Mill Hill Lane
Durham DH1 3LB
United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 (0) 191 374 2258
Fax: +44 (0) 191 374 3748
Strategic Communications
http://www.tagonline.com/Ads/strategic
Description: Strategic Communications consults to Fortune 100 companies, major financial institutions, and leading consulting firms in all aspects of written and spoken communications. Our new Web site offers an instructive overview of the firm's approach to creating effective communications through audience analysis and a logical approach to structuring content. The Strategic Communications resource library gives Web users access to articles published by Strategic Communications on such topics as: As we develop the site, we intend to add articles on understanding thinking styles, effective negotiation, and various aspects of business writing. We will also be incorporating links to other Internet resources that we feel will be of particular interest to communicators. Also available at the Web site is a description of some of Strategic Communications' training programs (Presentations for Decision Makers, Writing for Decision Makers, Managing Meetings, Effective Negotiation, Facilitation Skills, and Writing for Internal Auditors). TECnet Using Charts Three Easy Steps to a Well-Run Meeting Presentation Planning The Ten Commandments of Client Presentations How to Survive a Videoconference
http://www.mep.nist.gov/centers/discussion.html
Description: TECnet is a comprehensive source of information for small and medium size manufacturing firms. TECnet is sponsored by the National Institute of Standards and Technology's Manufacturing Extension Partnership program and the Technology Reinvestment Project. Features
Easy to use, point-and-click interface
Simple Internet navigation
Retrieve data and documents from regional, national, and global information services
Network with experts and colleagues worldwide via electronic discussion groups
Send and receive electronic mail on the Internet
Benefits
Using one source for a wide range of information and services geared toward the special interests of manufacturers
Round-the-clock access and immediate on-line delivery of data and documents
Access to TECnet's private on-line network of industry experts
Monitor legislation and policy developments relevant to specific industries
Accessing resources and expertise at levels previously unavailable to small and medium-size manufacturers
Highlights
The Thomas Register, the world's most extensive directory of Industrial supplies and services
Pollution prevention, energy conservation and recycling information
Sources of the latest standards information from international Standards Organization (ISO) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Current economic and trade data such as the National Bureau of Economic Research and the National Trade Data Bank
Federal Register, Commerce Business Daily, trademark and patent information
Occupational safety and health information and Material Safety Data Sheets
Export trade leads from the US Department of Commerce
Census data
Securities and Exchange Commission reports
Total Quality Management and Continuous Quality Improvement information
Access to technology sources at Oak Ridge, Sandia, Lawrence Livermore, and Argonne National Laboratories
How to access
TECnet is currently available at no cost to the staff of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Manufacturing Extension partnership affiliated organizations.
TECnet
Tufts University
4 Colby St., Room 153
Medford, MA 02155
617-627-3818
Fax: 617-623-1427
E-mail: info@tecnet.me.tufts.edu
The Community of Science Databases
Description:
The Community of Science is designed to help industry, university, and government laboratories identify and locate researchers with similar interests and expertise. It contains an on-line inventory of researchers, inventions, and facilities at leading U.S. and Canadian universities, and other R & D organizations. The Community of Science contains over 40,000 first- person expertise records, 5,000 inventions records, and 2,000 facilities records.
In addition, you can now Add Yourself to the Expertise Database.
Included databases:
Federally-Funded Research in the U.S.
Commerce Business Daily
The Federal Register
Search for Funding Opportunities
The Canadian Community of Science Databases
The Distance Education Clearinghouse
http://www.uwex.edu/disted/home.html
Description: The Clearinghouse builds upon the University of Wisconsin Extension's comprehensive experience in distance education. You will find resources on technologies, programs and courses, instructional design, and many other aspects of distance education. There are also links to resources such as listservs, online journals, and other distance education sites from around the world. New information and resources are being added on a continuing basis. The Training and Development Program
http://www.state.sd.us/state/executive/bop/training/training.htm Description:
Employees are our single most important resource. The Bureau of Personnel is committed to providing high quality training and professional development to all employees. In response to this commitment, The Training and Development Program has developed a unique blend of programs specifically designed to meet the Bureau of Personnel's mission and goals. These programs have been developed to enhance individual and team performance, and provide a vehicle for improving individual competencies, increasing organizational effectiveness, and opening channels of communication both inside and outside state government.
Our Mission The Training and Development Program's primary mission is to plan, develop, implement, and evaluate comprehensive organizational and employee development programs throughout state government.
What We Believe The participants in our workshops, seminars, and consulting efforts are colleagues. Our goal is to provide them with the highest quality services in three major areas:
Quality programs that address both current and future needs.
Quality instruction and consulting that leads directly to personal growth of the individual, enhancement of the work unit or team, and increased productivity for the organization.
Quality of work life by improving supervisory skills, managerial competence, and organizational effectiveness.
The Training Net
http://www.TrainingNet.com/ Description:
The Training.Net site serves the interests of the training,development, and human resource communities. Site features include:
the archive - containing databases of articles, quotes, and relevant books;
interaction zone - featuring an innovative web conferencing area, our very own list server, and simplified feedback and comment mechanisms;
the Training.Net directory - listing hundreds of business and individuals providing products and services. The directory is fully searchable by several criteria and listings are free;
products and services databases - featuring detailed product and service information from the leading providers serving the training, development, and human resources communities;
registration - to ensure that we fully meet your information needs we have decided to make the Training.Net a registration site. Registration will be free and has been designed to be easy and friendly.
The Training Source
Description:
The Training Source is The Richardson Company Training Media.
We distribute video based and computer based training programs.
From our Web site you'll be able to read about our offerings. We represent over 30 different producers of top quality video and computer based programs with over 200 first rate titles (and growing).
If you are looking for programs in the areas of: Management and Leadership, Customer Service, Workplace Violence prevention, Sexual Harassment, Workplace Diversity, Communications, People Effectiveness, Retail and Sales Training, Wellness, Quality, Safety and more.. tune us in.
Thomas Register
Description:
The least expensive, most valuable business resource you can buy!
It'll help you find products and services, suppliers, and buyers -- across the country or across the street!
Three Easy-to-Use Selections Give You:
Products and Services (19 volumes) with 50,000 separate product and service headings.
All listings are alphabetical by state and city. You'll easily find who gives you the best product, lowest price and fastest delivery!
PLUS: 98,000 vendor ads to help you make quick side-by-side comparisons.
Company Profiles (2 volumes) help you contact over 149,000 companies, with phone, cable, fax, 800 and telex numbers -- as well as addreses, subsidiaries, sales offices and corporate affiliations.
Catalog File (8 volumes) help you make a buying decision before you pick up the phone! Complete with photos, specs, engineering drawings, performance tables
PLUS: the Inbound Traffic Guide helps you pick the best freight transportation sources in the country!
PLUS: 100% money back guarantee
If you're not satisfied with Thomas Register, return it for a full refund anytime during the subscription year.
For more information, call 212-290-7277
in the U.S. (800) 222-7900 ext. 200
in Canada (800) 638-7523 ext. 500
or fax to 212-290-7365.
Thomas Register of American Manufacturers
5 Penn Plaza, New York, NY 10001
Video Publishing House, Inc.
http://www.vphi.com
Description: Video Publishing House, Inc., works on its own and in managed relationships with individual experts and professional organizations to develop, produce, acquire, broadcast and market proprietary video programming for use primarily by corporations, governmental agencies, financial institutions and educational institutions around the world as training material for further management development, skills enhancement and motivation.