PRESS RELEASES
MEMA Information Services Council Launches
New Web Site
Research Triangle Park, N.C., July 24, 2002 – The MEMA
Information Services Council (MIS Council), a peer group of
the Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association (MEMA),
recently launched its new Web site at www.miscouncil.org.
Information available for members has been significantly increased.
The new site includes a conference page that features information
on the annual Spring and Fall conferences, including detailed
agendas, speaker information, links to hotel Web sites and
an online registration form. It also contains a brochure/member
application form, which can be downloaded, information on
the Council’s subcommittees, current press releases
and information on the Council’s Board of Governors.
An entire section is dedicated to the MIS Council’s
annual Aftermarket Web Challenge™. The Challenge is
the aftermarket industry’s leading competition that
recognizes excellence in Web development and applications.
The Web site provides information on the Challenge, competition
guidelines and a participation application.
“The MIS Council continues to provide vital information
and networking opportunities for IT managers in the automotive
aftermarket,” said Ed Wolff, vice president of Information
Services for Dana Brake & Chassis and current MIS Council
board chairman. “Our new Web site will make it that
much easier to communicate among members, prepare for our
strategic conferences, facilitate our industry standards development
efforts and provide IT education.”
Founded in 1904, MEMA exclusively represents and serves more
than 700 U.S. manufacturers of motor vehicle components, tools
and equipment, automotive chemicals, and related products
used in the production, repair, and maintenance of all classes
of motor vehicles. MEMA is headquartered in Research Triangle
Park, N.C., and has offices in Washington, D.C.; Yokohama,
Japan; Brussels, Belgium; Mexico City, Mexico; and Sao Paulo,
Brazil.
The MIS Council, a peer group of the Motor and Equipment Manufacturers
Association, serves as a medium for industry interaction,
education and idea exchange regarding matters of common interest
to Information Technology (IT) and E-commerce professionals
in the automotive industry. It provides industry leadership
and information through semi-annual conferences, electronic
commerce standards development and other committee activities,
monthly newsletters and the annual Aftermarket Web Challenge.
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Web sites:
www.misg.com
www.mema.org
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