IISSM, 2003   
XIIIth INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON INDUSTRIAL SECURITY
 Venue: New Delhi
 Date: December 3-6, 2003

 Theme: Industrial Security: Challenge of Changes

 Course Registration to include: 

            (a)              Spectacular cultural evening programme followed by a gala banquet dinner.

(b)              Day long shopping and sight seeing programme for spouses and children.

(c)              Post-pre conference tours.

(d)              Pre-arranged accommodation at concessional rates at venue hotel.

(e)              Concessional registration for spouses and children.

(f)               Facilities for single day registration.

(g)              Complimentary seminar papers along with conference material.

(h)              Certificate of participation and IISSM plaque.

(i)                Complimentary affiliate membership of IISSM for one year.

(j)                IISSM Souvenir and gift items.

ASIS International 49^th Annual Seminar & Exhibit

 
September 15-18, New Orleans, LA

  More than ever, security is serious business.  And the business of security will get done in New Orelans, September 15-18, at the industry’s premier event.  ASIS International has spent nearly 50 years defining and refining our security event with one purpose in mind: to empower you to succeed in the business marketplace.  Today’s accelerated speed of change makes it critical that you have a thorough understanding of the latest industry issues, technologies, and services.  The education sessions, product exhibits, and networking opportunities planned for ASIS International 2003 will deliver the mental tools you need to survive and conquer change.

For more information or to register this event, call ASIS Customer Service at 703-519-6200 or visit http://www.asisonline.org   

Food for Thoughts

It is a good thing to be rich and a good thing to be strong, but it is a better thing to be loved by many friends.

Euripdes
(480-406 B.C., Greek Philosopher)

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  The best way out of a difficulty is through it.

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  It’s fine to celebrate success but it is more important to heed the lessons of failure.