2008 ISHM Exhibit Information


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Please register now as an exhibitor at the 2008 Integrated Systems Health Management (ISHM) Conference 11-14 August 2008. This exhibition offers a great opportunity to interact with leading scientists, researchers and managers concerned with the critical challenges of health management technology. Multiple changes to this year’s technical program and venue directly benefit our exhibitors. First, the addition of an all day tutorial on Monday will increase the number of attendees arriving on or before Monday. This will increase the attendance at Monday evening’s Welcome Reception (held in the exhibit hall). Also, the 2008 ISHM Conference venue is the Northern Kentucky Convention Center. Housing the Conference at a Convention Center provides a larger exhibit area with flexible space to better accommodate all of our exhibitors.

2008 ISHM Exhibitors

Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL)

(Booths 11-16)

More information coming soon.

Boeing

(Booth 20)
Boeing is the world's leading aerospace company and the largest manufacturer of commercial jetliners and military aircraft combined.

Goodrich

(Booths 18-19)

Description coming soon.

Metis Design Corporation

(Booth 7)

Metis Design Corporation (MDC) is a technical consulting firm that focuses on mechanical design, custom sensor systems and lean enterprise solutions. MDC engineers combine creativity with hands-on design experience and fundamental principles to develop novel solutions for a wide range of real-world challenges. The experience of the MDC staff spans a broad range of disciplines, ranging from air and spacecraft applications to biomedical devices, consumer products, packaging and shipping.

Impact Technologies, LLC

(Booth 8)

Impact Technologies, LLC is a world-class engineering firm that provides a wide range of products and services for analyzing, predicting, and managing the health of critical systems. We are recognized experts in product development and implementation using our suite of advanced diagnostic and prognostic solutions that can be applied across the aerospace, land-based equipment, power, and defense industries.

Ridgetop Group, Inc.

(Booth 17)

At Ridgetop Group, we develop families of intelligent, built-in self-testing tools for comprehensive monitoring, detection, and prediction of impending faults in high reliability and mission-critical electronic equipment. Our prognostic technologies improve the manufacturing, design closure, performance, reliability, maintenance costs, and overall function and value of electronic equipment. Our solutions are part of a suite of prognostic products and tools ranging from IP-licensed, on-chip test cells to PHM software for tracking distributed assets across the globe.

Scientific Monitoring

(Booth 9)

Scientific Monitoring is a leader in monitoring and predictive analysis. SMI provides software and services to increase availability and up-time while decreasing operating costs.

TRI/Austin, Inc.

(Booth 21)

TRI/Austin is a leader in applied materials research and development, product development, materials testing, and engineering. Technologies being developed for aircraft include structural health monitoring systems, radome nondestructive testing methods, impact coatings for landing gear, intumescent coatings, high temperature camouflage coatings and a field repair kit for composites.

University of Cincinnati

(Booth 10)

The vision for the Center for Intelligent Maintenance Systems is to enable products and systems to achieve and sustain near-zero breakdown performance, and ultimately transform the traditional maintenance practices from "fail and fix " to "predict and prevent" methodology. The Center is focused on frontier technologies in embedded and remote monitoring, prognostics technologies, and intelligent decision support tools and has coined the trademarked Watchdog Agent® prognostics tools and Device-to-Business (D2B) infotronics platform for e-maintenance systems.

Preliminary Exhibit & Poster Agenda*

Exhibitor Set-Up
Monday August 11, 2008	10:00AM - 4:00PM
Poster Paper Set-up
Monday August 11, 2008	12:00PM - 4:00PM
Show Hours:
Monday August 11, 2008	5:30PM - 7:00PM
Tuesday August 12, 2008	12:00PM - 5:00PM
Wednesday August 13, 2008	10:00AM - 7:00PM
Dismantle:
Thursday August 14, 2008	8:00AM - 12:00PM
*Show hours are subject to change when the final agenda is published.

Exhibit Space Fees & Specs

Early registration is strongly encouraged to avoid late registration fees. Booth fees are $900 per 10’x10’ booth if payment is received by 1 May 2008; $1100 if payment is received after this date. All booth workers must register. Fees include:

Complimentary Set-up and Tear-down Badges for up to three people (these badges are not good during show hours)
One conference registration (For $900 you receive a booth and a conference registration with a value of $550)
Advanced copy of the attendee list (everyone who is registered two weeks prior to the Conference)
Organizational Listing on Web site
Three to Four Sentence Ad on Web
Web link from Symposium Web Site to Yours
Listing in Invitation (If registration is Received Prior to Publish Date)
Listing in the Program (If registration is Received Prior to the Publish Date)
Listing in the Proceedings
Exhibit Service Manual
Attendee Networking Functions in Exhibit Hall
Standard Pipe and Drape, Draped & Skirted 6 ft Table, Two Chairs, Wastebasket

Please read the rules and regulations for exhibitors at the 2008 ISHM Conference here, explaining the cancellation policy and other important information.

Online Exhibit Registration

To reserve exhibit space, please click here.

Please contact Cathy Griffith with questions at (937) 254-7950 ext. 1139 or at Cathy.Griffith@gdit.com.

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