Thu, 02/18/2010 - 11:53

 

  truck, highway, shipping
  The SEMA Freight Savings Program leverages collective purchasing power into bulk shipping savings for member companies.

SEMA members looking to secure substantial discounts on inbound and outbound deliveries can now sign up for the SEMA Freight-Savings Program online at www.siriani.com.

Siriani and Associates, managers of the SEMA Freight Savings Plan, has overhauled its website and added new features and tools, including a density calculator, NMFC classification requests and USPS zip code locator.

In addition, members who are already enrolled in the Freight-Savings Plan will be able to track packages, request rate quotes and follow all the latest shipping news.

The SEMA Freight-Savings Program uses the collective strength of the association’s membership to secure substantial discounts with a number of carriers. Whether you ship freight on a regular basis or receive an occasional delivery, the program helps members save a significant amount of money on shipping.

The SEMA Freight-Savings Program is just one of many SEMA-member benefits. For more information on available benefits, contact Monica Terlouw at 909/396-0289.

Thu, 02/18/2010 - 11:53

 

  truck, highway, shipping
  The SEMA Freight Savings Program leverages collective purchasing power into bulk shipping savings for member companies.

SEMA members looking to secure substantial discounts on inbound and outbound deliveries can now sign up for the SEMA Freight-Savings Program online at www.siriani.com.

Siriani and Associates, managers of the SEMA Freight Savings Plan, has overhauled its website and added new features and tools, including a density calculator, NMFC classification requests and USPS zip code locator.

In addition, members who are already enrolled in the Freight-Savings Plan will be able to track packages, request rate quotes and follow all the latest shipping news.

The SEMA Freight-Savings Program uses the collective strength of the association’s membership to secure substantial discounts with a number of carriers. Whether you ship freight on a regular basis or receive an occasional delivery, the program helps members save a significant amount of money on shipping.

The SEMA Freight-Savings Program is just one of many SEMA-member benefits. For more information on available benefits, contact Monica Terlouw at 909/396-0289.

Thu, 02/18/2010 - 11:53

 

  truck, highway, shipping
  The SEMA Freight Savings Program leverages collective purchasing power into bulk shipping savings for member companies.

SEMA members looking to secure substantial discounts on inbound and outbound deliveries can now sign up for the SEMA Freight-Savings Program online at www.siriani.com.

Siriani and Associates, managers of the SEMA Freight Savings Plan, has overhauled its website and added new features and tools, including a density calculator, NMFC classification requests and USPS zip code locator.

In addition, members who are already enrolled in the Freight-Savings Plan will be able to track packages, request rate quotes and follow all the latest shipping news.

The SEMA Freight-Savings Program uses the collective strength of the association’s membership to secure substantial discounts with a number of carriers. Whether you ship freight on a regular basis or receive an occasional delivery, the program helps members save a significant amount of money on shipping.

The SEMA Freight-Savings Program is just one of many SEMA-member benefits. For more information on available benefits, contact Monica Terlouw at 909/396-0289.

Thu, 02/18/2010 - 11:53

 

  truck, highway, shipping
  The SEMA Freight Savings Program leverages collective purchasing power into bulk shipping savings for member companies.

SEMA members looking to secure substantial discounts on inbound and outbound deliveries can now sign up for the SEMA Freight-Savings Program online at www.siriani.com.

Siriani and Associates, managers of the SEMA Freight Savings Plan, has overhauled its website and added new features and tools, including a density calculator, NMFC classification requests and USPS zip code locator.

In addition, members who are already enrolled in the Freight-Savings Plan will be able to track packages, request rate quotes and follow all the latest shipping news.

The SEMA Freight-Savings Program uses the collective strength of the association’s membership to secure substantial discounts with a number of carriers. Whether you ship freight on a regular basis or receive an occasional delivery, the program helps members save a significant amount of money on shipping.

The SEMA Freight-Savings Program is just one of many SEMA-member benefits. For more information on available benefits, contact Monica Terlouw at 909/396-0289.

Thu, 02/18/2010 - 11:53

 

  truck, highway, shipping
  The SEMA Freight Savings Program leverages collective purchasing power into bulk shipping savings for member companies.

SEMA members looking to secure substantial discounts on inbound and outbound deliveries can now sign up for the SEMA Freight-Savings Program online at www.siriani.com.

Siriani and Associates, managers of the SEMA Freight Savings Plan, has overhauled its website and added new features and tools, including a density calculator, NMFC classification requests and USPS zip code locator.

In addition, members who are already enrolled in the Freight-Savings Plan will be able to track packages, request rate quotes and follow all the latest shipping news.

The SEMA Freight-Savings Program uses the collective strength of the association’s membership to secure substantial discounts with a number of carriers. Whether you ship freight on a regular basis or receive an occasional delivery, the program helps members save a significant amount of money on shipping.

The SEMA Freight-Savings Program is just one of many SEMA-member benefits. For more information on available benefits, contact Monica Terlouw at 909/396-0289.

Thu, 02/18/2010 - 11:53

SEMA’s Business Technology Committee (BTC) will conduct a seminar in conjunction with the Hotrod & Restoration Trade Show that will cover the basics and benefits of standardized product information.

The BTC exists to help SEMA members make the right technology decisions. The idea is to focus on expanding selling opportunities and cut costs through the use of standards and the right technologies. Manufacturers who've taken the time to get their data into industry-standard formats are experiencing company-wide benefits, such as fewer returns by reduction of data entry errors and inaccurate fitments, increased speed to market for all products and improved inventory efficiency to reduce costs.

Participate in the BTC seminar that promises no “geek speak” and learn why adopting industry standards will increase your company's efficiency and profits. The information provided during the session is easy to understand and is a must for retailers, jobbers, WDs and manufacturers.

SEMA Business Technology Committee Seminar

Where: Hotrod & Restoration Show – Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, Indiana
When: Thursday, March 11 – Presented by Scott O’Toole
Topic: “Learn How Data Can Make Selling Your Products Easy!”

For more information about the workshop, contact Scott O'Toole at Motor State Distributing (269/463-4113) or Staci Bostock at SEMA (909/396-0289).  

Thu, 02/18/2010 - 11:53

SEMA’s Business Technology Committee (BTC) will conduct a seminar in conjunction with the Hotrod & Restoration Trade Show that will cover the basics and benefits of standardized product information.

The BTC exists to help SEMA members make the right technology decisions. The idea is to focus on expanding selling opportunities and cut costs through the use of standards and the right technologies. Manufacturers who've taken the time to get their data into industry-standard formats are experiencing company-wide benefits, such as fewer returns by reduction of data entry errors and inaccurate fitments, increased speed to market for all products and improved inventory efficiency to reduce costs.

Participate in the BTC seminar that promises no “geek speak” and learn why adopting industry standards will increase your company's efficiency and profits. The information provided during the session is easy to understand and is a must for retailers, jobbers, WDs and manufacturers.

SEMA Business Technology Committee Seminar

Where: Hotrod & Restoration Show – Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, Indiana
When: Thursday, March 11 – Presented by Scott O’Toole
Topic: “Learn How Data Can Make Selling Your Products Easy!”

For more information about the workshop, contact Scott O'Toole at Motor State Distributing (269/463-4113) or Staci Bostock at SEMA (909/396-0289).  

Thu, 02/18/2010 - 11:53

SEMA’s Business Technology Committee (BTC) will conduct a seminar in conjunction with the Hotrod & Restoration Trade Show that will cover the basics and benefits of standardized product information.

The BTC exists to help SEMA members make the right technology decisions. The idea is to focus on expanding selling opportunities and cut costs through the use of standards and the right technologies. Manufacturers who've taken the time to get their data into industry-standard formats are experiencing company-wide benefits, such as fewer returns by reduction of data entry errors and inaccurate fitments, increased speed to market for all products and improved inventory efficiency to reduce costs.

Participate in the BTC seminar that promises no “geek speak” and learn why adopting industry standards will increase your company's efficiency and profits. The information provided during the session is easy to understand and is a must for retailers, jobbers, WDs and manufacturers.

SEMA Business Technology Committee Seminar

Where: Hotrod & Restoration Show – Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, Indiana
When: Thursday, March 11 – Presented by Scott O’Toole
Topic: “Learn How Data Can Make Selling Your Products Easy!”

For more information about the workshop, contact Scott O'Toole at Motor State Distributing (269/463-4113) or Staci Bostock at SEMA (909/396-0289).  

Thu, 02/18/2010 - 11:53

SEMA’s Business Technology Committee (BTC) will conduct a seminar in conjunction with the Hotrod & Restoration Trade Show that will cover the basics and benefits of standardized product information.

The BTC exists to help SEMA members make the right technology decisions. The idea is to focus on expanding selling opportunities and cut costs through the use of standards and the right technologies. Manufacturers who've taken the time to get their data into industry-standard formats are experiencing company-wide benefits, such as fewer returns by reduction of data entry errors and inaccurate fitments, increased speed to market for all products and improved inventory efficiency to reduce costs.

Participate in the BTC seminar that promises no “geek speak” and learn why adopting industry standards will increase your company's efficiency and profits. The information provided during the session is easy to understand and is a must for retailers, jobbers, WDs and manufacturers.

SEMA Business Technology Committee Seminar

Where: Hotrod & Restoration Show – Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, Indiana
When: Thursday, March 11 – Presented by Scott O’Toole
Topic: “Learn How Data Can Make Selling Your Products Easy!”

For more information about the workshop, contact Scott O'Toole at Motor State Distributing (269/463-4113) or Staci Bostock at SEMA (909/396-0289).  

Thu, 02/18/2010 - 11:53

 

  product demonstration, SEMA Show
  The Technical Skills & Training Conference will feature product seminars and live demonstrations.

The Professional Restylers Organization (PRO) will launch the 2010 Technical Skills & Training Conference (TSTC), a new, one-day training program designed specifically for restylers and installers. The inaugural event takes place Friday, April 30, 2010, at the University of Northwestern Ohio (UNOH) in Lima, Ohio.

TSTC attendees may participate in up to six one-hour seminars presented by PRO-member manufacturing companies. Two sessions will run concurrently during each of the one-hour time slots, with presentations covering leather, sunroofs, 12-volt/A6 electrical, truck accessories (towing and suspension and diesel performance) and self-adhesive (paint, film and wrapping).

Should an attendee prefer, several manufacturers will conduct live installation demos in the university’s shop area. Demonstrations will be conducted in "bullpen” fashion, enabling attendees to watch multiple installs in one shop area. The training portion of the day begins at 8:00 a.m., concludes at 4:00 p.m. and includes lunch.

Attendees can still take advantage of additional offerings from PRO after the trainings. A brief, one-hour open PRO meeting will be held from 4:30 p.m.–5:30 p.m., giving attendees a chance to hear the latest happenings and offerings from the Professional Restylers Organization. The meeting is open to all attendees, with a mixer/reception to follow at 6:00 p.m.

Cost to attend the conference is $25 and includes a catered lunch, the open meeting and the networking reception. If more than one company representative plans to attend, the fee is only $15 per each additional employee.

On Saturday, May 1, PRO will conduct its annual Long-Range Planning meeting at the university. All PRO members are encouraged to attend. For more information, contact Zane Clark at zanec@sema.org or 909/396-0289, ext. 134, and visit www.sema.org/pro for additional details.

Download the Technical Skills & Training Conference registration form.