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The Co-Alignment of The Corporate and Personal Brand - Presented by Sohobiztube.com

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When: March 4th & 5th 2010 Registration Begins:- 8:00AM - 8:30AM Presentations: 8:30AM – 4:30PM RSVP Here!

Where: Loyola University Chicago
 
Cost: $699 • $599 early-bird discounts available until Feburary 14, 2010 • SMCC discount available
  •  Cost includes Social Media Communications Policy Workbook produced by SOHO and ASKHRS
Twitter Hashtag: #SOHOSeminar #SOHOChic

* In order to facilitate learning, the sharing of resources and to facilitate deeper discussions and networking, Soho keeps their events between 100 to 200 people.

THE FOCUS: With the increasing market share of mobile communication devices, PDAs, social networks, viral applications and citizen journalist (bloggers) corporations are seriously grappling and fumbling over how to manage their staff, team or employee's personal brand.

When does the consideration of the personal ...

Financial Services Social Communications Leadership Forum

The Financial Services Social Communications Leadership Forum is an invitation-only exclusive group of senior marketing and communications executives from prominent consumer and institutional organizations including insurers, banks, and funds.  The forum was created from attendee feedback from many of our cross-industry Social Communications conferences over the past few years.  Our financial services attendees requested an industry-only program to learn and discuss specific issues and opportunities in a smaller, more intimate, interactive environment. We will meet in New York City on a quarterly basis at New York University’s midtown conference center.

New York University Midtown Campus
11 West 42nd Street
(between 5th and 6th Avenue)
Room 421
New York, New York 10036
USA

This event is brought to you by the Business Development Institute. To learn more about the event check out our event website

http://www.bdionline. ...

DoD Asset Marking: Unique, Machine-Readable IDs Complying with MIL-STD-130

The evolving DoD standard for uniquely marking items under its purview is MIL-STD-130. MIL-STD-130 requires marking assets that are produced, stocked, stored, or issued by or for the DoD with Item Unique Identifications (IUID) as Machine Readable Information (MRI). Assets in possession of contractors working for the DoD must comply with this item marking standard. Marking each item with its IUID as MRI is an essential tool for effective DoD asset management.

MIL-STD-130 does specify exclusions for items such as those requiring Human Readable Information (HRI), or those having their own IUID marking as, for instance, a Vehicle Identification Number. In addition, parts within an assembly need not be removed and marked unless so stated in the contract. If legacy item marking is necessary, the IUID will need to be generated.

Compliance to MIL-STD-130 for DoD asset marking requires adhering to many precise and often complex specifications. Some of these are summarized below. ID-Integration has the resources and products to assist your organization in understanding and fully meeting MIL-STD-130.

Unless otherwise specified, the MRI marking protocol is MH10.8.7. Manufacturers ...

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