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Mar 1 2022
Date: 01 March 2022 03:30
Location: Pragati Maidan, Delhi
Nov 29 2021
Date: 29 November 2021 21:00
Nov 14 2021
Date: 14 November 2021 18:30
Location: Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai, UAE
Nov 8 2021
Mayser première at FoamExpo in Stuttgart
Date: 08 November 2021 23:00
Location: Stuttgart
From 9 to 11 November, 2021 Mayser will participate for the first time in FoamExpo, the most important fair for the technical foam industry. Manufacturers from the entire supply chain for the foam industry are represented at the fair. They will present their newest foam-related product applications and services.
Mayser, which has been established on the market for four decades as an international development and production partner, will present its foam technology products in Stuttgart. What makes Mayser special in this area is the focus on developing products that can be adapted to individual customer requirements. The result is a diverse product portfolio – and an interesting trade fair exhibit that is worth visiting.
Would you like more information about foam, or do you require a personal consultation? Visit us at the fair or contact us: we will be glad to assist you.
Mayser at FoamExpo 2021
09 – 11 November 2021
Exhibition Centre Stuttgart, Hall 10, Booth 923
Oct 5 2021
The 19th Daegu International Optical Show(diops)
Date: 05 October 2021 15:00
Date : 6(Wed) ~ 8(Fri), October, 2021
Venue : EXCO, DAEGU
Host : Daegu Metropolitan City
Items
Frames, Sunglasses, Lens, Contact Lens, Optical Measuring Machine, Cases & Accessories, Etc.
Oct 1 2021
SBA Seoul Distribution Center's'Seoul Awards' Excellent Product
Date: 01 October 2021 08:12
Sep 22 2021
Date: 22 September 2021 18:30
Location: Bombay Exhibition Center, Mumbai
Sep 13 2021
New Release! terminal APi couplings for loading arm assemblies
Date: 13 September 2021 01:00
Jul 13 2021
The 21st CBME Pregnancy, Infant and Child Exhibition
Date: 13 July 2021 15:00
ㆍExhibition time : July 14-16, 2021
ㆍExhibition location : National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), 333 Songze
Avenue, Qingpu District, Shanghai
ㆍregistered brand : LITTLE LEON
ㆍOverseas Sales Manager : HOCHAN BANG / 82-10-9959-2212 / hochanbang@nate.com / Line&Wechat : bhc1712
May 12 2021
Maximizing Potential | Cross-Cultural Competence and Individual Performance
Date: 12 May 2021 13:43
Location: https://adaptiveleadershipstrategies.com/blog/maximizing-potential-cross-cultural-competence-and-individual-performance/
Development of cross-cultural competence is an area that can have a significant impact on performance improvement. The ability to interact effectively in a diverse, multicultural environment with people from different backgrounds is fast becoming a requirement for workplace success. Once only considered important for expatriates, the ability to interact effectively with colleagues, direct reports, managers, clients and other actors is no longer discretionary. The first step to improving cross-cultural competence is understanding our own feelings and point-of-view. How well do we work with people from different cultural backgrounds, with different perspectives? What do we know about non-verbal cues? How willing are we to try connecting emotionally with people who may have different values, practice different cultural norms? Awareness of our own challenges in these areas is the starting point for identifying opportunities for development
Understanding personal attributes and points of view. Participation in cross-cultural learning experiences enables individual employees to gain an understanding of different thinking, work styles and values, and the impact these variables have on performance. By better understanding contrasts and comparisons of different styles, individuals can better identify their own strengths and challenge areas, with a view toward taking steps to work more effectively in a variety of environments, across vast spectrums.
Building better relationships. Expanding one’s understanding of cultural differences can create awareness about how a person may be perceived by others, and how he/she views others based on the interactions they have. This provides the opportunity for behaviors and communication styles to be modified to improve individual and team interaction. The ability to be less committed to your own way of thinking and point of view creates a gateway to work with others toward a middle ground.
Enhanced organizational culture. Fostering an environment of cross-cultural tolerance, encouraging curiosity and understanding of others can create a more inclusive and supportive organizational culture.
There are many unique and creative ways to encourage cross-cultural curiosity and provide constructive opportunities for employees to learn more about themselves and others. If you would like to know more about designing a program to meet your organization’s needs to enhance cross-cultural awareness, please get in touch. We would love to talk with you!
• Complete “Value-Added” capabilities including degreasing, hole punching, leaf forming and swaging, Pem nut installation, ID numbering, etc.
• ERP Information Technology system managing the manufacturing “Value-Stream”.
Following some articles related to HDI PCBs we would like to describe the three related more common build-up structures.
HDI PCB types
The design designation system of this standard recognizes industry approved design types used in the manufacture of HDI printed boards. The designations determine the HDI design type by defining the number and location of HDI layers that may or may not be combined with a substrate.
Type I, Standard build-up for HDI
This construction describes an HDI in which there are both blind vias and through vias used for interconnection. Type I constructions describe the fabrication of a single blind via layer on either one or both sides of an PCB substrate core.
The PCB substrate is typically manufactured using conventional PCB techniques and laser via hole technology. The substrate can have as few as one circuit layer or may be as complex as any number of inner layers.
Type II, Sequential build-up 1+N+1
Tipe II is characterized by buried vias in the core and may have through vias through the outer layers. Type II constructions describe an HDI board in which there are plated microvias, plated buried vias and may have PTHs used for surface-to-surface interconnection.
Microvias on layer 1 and layer n grant the connection to conductors on layer 2 and layer n-1, making the connection with the core. Type II constructions can also have PTH to connect layer 1 directly to layer n.
Struttura Tipo III, build-up sequenziale X+N+X
Type III constructions describe an HDI in which there are plated microvias, paste/resin filled holes and through vias used for interconnection. Type III constructions are distinguished by having at least two microvia layers on at least one side of a substrate core. The substrate core is usually manufactured using conventional PCB techniques, may be rigid or flexible, and have as few as one or as many as any number of layers with buried vias.
Where space is minimal and if expressly requested, stacked vias - stacked blind holes - must be used - while where conditions allow it, staggered vias - non-overlapping blind holes on several levels - can be used. Staggered vias are less critical, so preferable, for manufacturing than stacked vias.
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Think can help you. We are glad to present our new Salt:Detector, a control device designed by Think Water. Salt:Detector is able to control constantly in real time the performance of your softener. It boasts of three different leds with three different colours to notify the level of salt, a failure or a breakdown. All push notifications and display alarm are via App available on smartphones.
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05 W E D
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Cinco de Mayo Networking & Trivia
Join the Real Estate Business Alliance for a night of fun! Let's celebrate Cinco de Mayo together with some delicious cocktails (or mocktails)! And, you'll have a chance to test your knowledge with some Real Estate Trivia! Top trivia scorers will win prizes and there is a prize for best festive dress!
06 T H U
12:00 PM - 1:15 PM Virtual Monthly Membership Luncheon
Speaker: Sissel McCarthy, Lecturer & Director of the Journalism Program, Hunter College
Topic: How to Spot Fake News and Stay News Literate
Champion for Business: Paula Troy, Founder & President, RWK Consulting, LLC
The digital age demands a new kind of literacy that empowers the public to determine whether information is credible, reliable and truthful for themselves. This is not just a skill; it is a new core competency because a healthy, civil society can exist only if the public is well-informed.
13 T H U
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM Virtual Regional Healthcare Symposium "Moving Forward: Life Beyond the Pandemic"
Opening Keynote: Brian McDonough, MD, Medical Editor, KYW Newsradio 1060, 1010 WINS
Closing Keynote: Chime Nnadi, MD, PhD, Senior Medical Director, Vaccines, Janssen Infectious Diseases & Vaccines
Panelists:
Abigail Rose, MD, MPH, Primary Care Physician, Capital Health Primary Care - Princeton
Arnold Williams, MD, Chairman of the Medical Staff, RWJBarnabas Health Behavioral Health Center
Craig Gronczewski, MD, MBA, Acting Chief Medical Officer, Penn Medicine Princeton Health
The Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber is pleased to announce the 11th Annual Virtual Healthcare Symposium, “Moving Forward: Life Beyond the Pandemic". The Healthcare Symposium brings together the region’s leading professionals and experts to discuss the current state of healthcare.
19 W E D
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM Business Before Business Virtual Speed Networking
Networking over your morning coffee. Sounds like a great way to start off your day, doesn't it? Come join the Chamber for our May Business Before Business Virtual Networking event. Bring your coffee, tea, or beverage of choice and get re-engaged with your Chamber friends!
20 T H U
9:00 AM - 10:15 AM Young Professionals Networking Cafe
Join the Princeton Mercer Young Professionals Networking Cafe, for morning speed networking! Grab your coffee or tea and let's network! Engage with Chamber friends, meet new contacts, have topical conversations and participate in 3 rounds of Speed Networking. You will have the opportunity to deliver your 30 second commercial, participate in guided discussions and have one-on-one conversations!
26 W E D
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM Business After Business Virtual Networking
We have added Speed Networking to the Business After Business! Join us and engage with your Chamber friends, make some new contacts, have topical conversations and participate in four rounds of Speed Networking. You will have the opportunity to deliver your 30 second commercial, participate in themed breakout sessions and have one-on-one conversations. If you are interested in sharing your contact information and LinkedIn profile with your fellow attendees, please be sure to check the boxes to share information when you register.
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Apr 30 2021
OPEN HOUSE: RADIAL GATE HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS
Date: 30 April 2021 06:00
Location: IOTTI HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS via Degola, 10 Reggio Emilia - Italy
Apr 28 2021
Keynotes, education and networking await! Register today for the NASBITE Annual Conference
Date: 28 April 2021 18:08
Location: https://netforumpro.com/eweb/DynamicPage.aspx?site=nasbite&WebCode=EventDetail&evt_key=6e556b72-a53d-4179-a6c8-f3cd5930cec4
Register today for the NASBITE Annual Conference
This year's virtual NASBITE International Annual Conference from May 18 to 20 will deliver three days of keynotes, education and networking full of valuable content for attendees across a broad spectrum of topics related to international business, trade and trade education. Register today!
Featured keynote speakers will be:
· Ambassador Craig Allan, President, US-China Business Council, Washington, DC
· John Gillies, Senior Advisor, Strategic Planning and Partnerships, International Trade Centre, Geneva, Switzerland
· Alta Baker, Safe Haven Enterprises, LLC, Jennings, Louisiana
Each day will feature learning opportunities focused on key tracks including:
· Trade Education & Assistance
· CGBP & CGBP Student Pathway Program
· International Education
· Covid Response & Recovery
· Trade Resources
· Trade Skills
Click here for the full preliminary schedule and additional information.
NASBITE conferences are known for their “take-away” value and networking opportunities, so don't miss out - Register today!
CGBPs who attend will receive 10 CEUs towards 2021 recertification.
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Apr 21 2021
Elesa Visual Flow Indicators - now with Flow Meter sensor
Date: 21 April 2021 09:57
The new metering indicators are available in ¾ in and 1in sizes to suit many applications in fluid systems throughout industry where cooling or liquid transfer systems are employed. This will include process or manufacturing plant, e.g., for water, oil, petrochemical and hygienic area systems.
The new visual flow indicator sensor can be mounted in any external position correctly aligned with the indicator tube. The indicator can then operate in two-way liquid flows with a viscosity lower than 30cSt.
These Axial flow devices sit in the moving fluid causing the rotor to spin, which generates a pulsed signal proportional to the speed of the rotor, and so through calibration, gives the flow rate. It is important to allow the propeller adequate rotation with a minimum flow rate being required depending on the type of fluid and its viscosity. Above the minimum flow rate, the rotor starts to rotate with a speed proportional to the fluid flow, while the inductive sensor, completely separated from the liquid passage area, reads the movement of the two metal clips mounted on the rotor. This provides a frequency variation that can be transformed into a reading of the flow rate by connection to a PLC.
Elesa visual flow metering indicators feature a shaft and rotor propellor in red (optionally blue) Polypropylene based (PP) technopolymer, fitted with AISI 304 stainless steel sensor activating clips. The tubular housing in clear Borosilicate glass has high operational resistance and is also suitable for use with glycol-based solutions.
ELESA presents a wide range of useful accessories for increasingly sophisticated hydraulic systems which require reliable and high-performance components.