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A Conversation With Bob Moore, Chairman of the SEMA Business Technology Committee

Bob Moore is the co-founder and current chairman of SEMA’s Business Technology Committee (BTC) and an unflagging advocate for the use of standardized data and the SEMA Data Co-Op, the industry’s newest sales-generation system. He has been working in the automotive aftermarket since 1976 and is a partner with Jerry McCabe in J&B Service, a consulting company that specializes in the aftermarket.

SEMA Data Co-op Adds Legacy ACES Conversion as Member Benefit

First published in 1997, the AAIA Legacy electronic catalog standard will be retired December 31, 2012, and no longer supported or updated by AAIA.

Meeting Slots Still Available at the SEMA Data Co-op Booth

Do you manufacture, distribute or sell specialty automotive parts? Of course you do! Then don't miss the opportunity to meet with the SEMA Data Co-op (SDC) in booth #20579 and learn how great data sells more parts. 

Get a Free Consultation With the SEMA Data Co-op at the Show

Quality product data management is driving business growth like never before. Stop by SEMA Show booth #20579 for a free demonstration of the SEMA Data Co-op (SDC) systems, visit with our technical experts and learn how product data management can grow your business in 2013 and beyond.

Jim Graven Joins SEMA Data Co-Op

Jim Graven has been named as Director of Membership for the SEMA Data Co-op. Graven, who has more than 15 years of experience in the specialty parts aftermarket, will play a key role in growing the industry-owned and operated data management solution - particularly as it transitions into a full system launch in January.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(September 5, 2012)

Contact: Della Domingo
909/978-6723
dellad@sema.org

JIM GRAVEN JOINS SEMA DATA CO-OP

Looking to Boost Your Company’s Profits and Extend Your Market Reach?

The SEMA Data Co-op (SDC) team is offering a free overview and consultation for Performance Warehouse Association (PWA) attendees during the Performance Warehouse Industry Conference at the Arizona Grand Resort in Suite # S344 in Phoenix, September 10–12.

Co-Op Members Lead the Way to Industry Standards

A limited number of spots are still available for companies to become Founding Members of the SEMA Data Co-Op. Through the program's beta phase which launched earlier this year, suppliers and receivers have the opportunity to become Founding Members of a program that will change the way product data is used and managed.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Aug. 8, 2012)

Contact: Della Domingo
909/978-6723
dellad@sema.org

CO-OP MEMBERS LEAD THE WAY TO INDUSTRY STANDARDS
-- Over 100 suppliers and receivers signed up for SEMA Data Co-op Beta Phase; Limited Space Still Available --

Bad Data? SEMA Data Co-op Can Help

Jon Wyly, the chief executive officer of the newly formed SEMA Data Cooperative (SDC), recently spoke to SEMA's publication department about the goals and objectives of the project.

10 Reasons to Join the SEMA Data Co-Op

What value does the SEMA Data Co-Op (SDC) bring and how is it different from any other third-party data service? Find out the latest in what's happening with the SDC and the top 10 reasons why a supplier should join.