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Keeping ASME Competitive
Requires Altering Outlook, Processes
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Reasons
for Continuity and Change
This edition of ASME NEWS features a number of important
articles about ASME's ongoing process to transform itself into a 21st
century global organization. In one of these stories, ASME Executive
Director Virgil Carter explains the reasons for the Society's new
Continuity and Change initiative. Read
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Envisioning
ASME today and tomorrow
In a second story, ASME President Reginald Vachon
discusses how the Continuity and Change initiative — and the reorganiza-
tion of ASME — is expected to make the Society a better, more market-focused
and knowledge-based organization that will be able to meet the challenges
of the 21st century. Read more. |
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At 2003 Congress, strands of ASME's
past, present and future mingle
A record number of attendees turned out for the 2003 ASME
International Mechanical Engineering Congress in Washington D.C. to participate
in a variety of activities that wove the threads of ASME's past and present
together with its future. The past was celebrated by way of a special
event commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Wright brothers' first
flight. The present was highlighted by a keynote discussion on homeland
security. And the future was represented by an important general assembly
that gave Congress attendees a preview of what the Society may look like
beginning next year. A "100 Years of Flight" panel session was
sponsored by Mechanical Engineering magazine. Read more.
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