The American Society for Quality (ASQ) and The Association for Quality and Participation (AQP) have agreed to an affiliation that could provide a broader range of products and services to both organizations' members.

International Dimensional Work-shop 2002 is scheduled for May 6 to 9, 2002, in Knoxville, TN.

John D. Razzano was named as the 2001 chairman of the National Tooling and Machining Association (NTMA).

Brown and Sharpe (North Kingston, RI) has received the Competitive Strategy Award from Frost and Sullivan, a marketing consulting and training firm.

SAS, a software and services provider, has sold its patented video-reality technology and profiler application to Research Triangle Institute (Research Triangle Park, NC), a nonprofit research organization.

CyberMetrix Inc. (Columbus, IN), a developer of product test systems and tools, was accepted into the NASA Garrett Morgan Commercialization Initiative program.

The article, "Documentation Process Goes Automated," (March 2001, p. 54) contains an incorrect phone number.

Powerway Inc. (Indianapolis), a software manufacturer and service provider for the automotive industry, and Magna International Inc.

The electronics manufacturing services (EMS) industry has passed the $50 billion mark in annual revenues and should grow an estimated 61% during 2001, according to Bill Cage of First Union Securities.

U.S. Laboratories Inc. (San Diego), an international quality control specialty services company, has acquired Moore Consulting, a geo-technical and environmental firm.