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Sponsors: Consortium for Advanced Manufacturing International The Consortium for Advanced Manufacturing -- International is the only organization in the world that concentrates on solving common problems facing manufacturers on every continent. Its members include some of the largest, most well known industrial companies on the globe, including Nokia, Sony, General Motors, AlliedSignal, Rockwell, Kodak, Boeing and dozens of others. Consulting firms such as Ernst & Young and Arthur Andersen along with government agencies and academic institutions also comprise CAM-I's roster of members. These organizations understand the value of shared research on problems they cannot tackle alone. CAM-I's technical and management projects include cost management systems, process planning, product modeling, intelligent manufacturing systems, quality assurance, budgeting, standards and education. By working together CAM-I members are able to significant leverage ideas, concepts and resources. You can reach CAM-I, (pronounced kam-eye) at www.cam-i.org or by calling president Woody Noxon at 817-860-1654. National Prototype Center The National Prototype Center provides industry with access to the most advanced design and precision manufacturing systems available in the United States today. Located at the Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant in Tennessee, the Center assists companies in all stages of product design and manufacturing. Companies can utilize more than 1,000 machine tools, unique instruments and facilities that are worth more than $10 billion. The Center employs 5,500 trained manufacturing craftsmen and 1,500 scientists and engineers. These specialists have a complete understanding of the entire manufacturing process, from advanced materials to quality assurance. The National Prototype Center can work with you at any stage of your product or process. It can analyze requirements, design prototypes, develop manufacturing processes, fabricate and verify prototypes and create first-production articles. It is America's place for making things nobody else can make. The Center can be reached via the Web at orcmt.oakridge.org/npc.html or by calling 800-356-4USA.