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New sustaining organizations
This article appeared in the February 1998 issue of Tieline and is reprinted with permission. |
Two companies recently joined the list of STC sustaining organizations: SENCOR of New York, New York, and Bell & Howell Mail Processing Systems of Durham, North Carolina. SENCOR provides publishing services to publishers, corporations, and government agencies. Its services include data conversion, composition, and full-service electronic publishing. The company specializes in complex projects that require a thorough understanding of customer needs, including SGML/XML, Acrobat, mathematics, foreign languages, and copy editing. In the corporate marketplace, SENCOR's primary service is adapting technical documentation for electronic distribution. SENCOR's clients include corporate technical documentation groups as well as other service providers. Some of SENCOR's most recent projects have included work related to initiatives such as ATA 2100, ISO 12083, and TEI. SENCOR is based in New York City, with additional offices near the Baltimore-Washington International Airport in Maryland, and Manila in the Philippines. |
More information about SENCOR can be found on the company's Web site at www.sencor.net. The company may also be contacted at (212) 486-0114. Bell & Howell Mail Processing Systems Company helps businesses communicate more effectively with their customers. Bell & Howell integrates hardware and software solutions for communication and response management, from data transformation and operations management software to alternative messaging and postal manifesting. The company provides a range of customer care programs. STC's sustaining organizations demonstrate their commitment to high-quality technical communication through payment of special, tax-deductible annual dues. There are currently 57 sustaining organizations in the Society. To learn more about STC's sustaining organization program, visit the Society office Web site at www.stc-va.org and select "Membership" from the main menu. |
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Notice
Deadline for submissions to the September/October 1998 issue of Stimulus is August 6th. Please send submissions to the editor, Tim Scapillato, at any of the following coordinates: |
