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02 GE’s most frequent exhibitors participated in a process-mapping session to produce the ideas contained in this section. Use these ideas as a process framework, modifying them as necessary to suit the exhibit needs of your business. Section 02: Project Scheduling Introduction GE Identity Program 247, Exhibits GE Identity Website: www.ge.com/identity 247.02.01 Establishing a schedule at the start of an exhibit project—and adhering to its deadlines—is one of the best ways to control exhibit costs. The steps required to plan, design, and mount a large tradeshow exhibit are detailed in the Project Scheduling Outline on pages 02.02 to 02.03. Collectively, the steps comprise a comprehensive project schedule, accounting for all the details required to develop an exhibit within a specific budget and deadline. The development of small exhibits follows the same general set of steps, but some steps may be combined or omitted, as needed. Note: Expotechnik can coordinate all project scheduling tasks. For more information, visit Expotechnik’s website, www.expotechnik.com, or call 800 989-8277.
The project scheduling outline at the right and on page 02.03 contains all the steps required to produce an exhibit for a large tradeshow. For smaller exhibits, some steps may be combined or omitted, as required. 02 I. Budget Review A. Establish annual tradeshow budget B. Review floor space needs and choices and reserve C. Review facilities needs for accommodations, events, off-site demos, and other activities D. Review special needs for off-site events and promotions E. Set budget for each tradeshow II. Annual Exhibit Plan A. Define objectives and identify tradeshows B. Review message and develop message matrix C. Make staff assignments for each tradeshow III. Internal Communications Plan A. Define strategy to implement tradeshow plans B. Plan periodic updates of goals, tasks, deadlines, and logistics by all involved, including suppliers IV. Pre-Tradeshow Launch Meetings A. Review chosen space and its relationship to competitors on tradeshow floor B. State objectives and purpose of tradeshow (for example, to generate leads, to enhance image) C. Define measurement—who, what, how to implement D. Analyze competitors E. Prepare pre-tradeshow plan—state objectives, themes, product emphasis F. Debrief from last year’s tradeshow, including review of exhibit surveys G. Identify booth team members, captains, and assistants and outline responsibilities H. Develop communications plan, including related MarComm activities I. Develop initial plan for tradeshow literature, give-aways, and promotions J. Plan tradeshow-related customer events K. Define advertising opportunities L. Book accommodations and area restaurants Section 02: Project Scheduling Outline GE Identity Program 247, Exhibits GE Identity Website: www.ge.com/identity 247.02.02 V. Project Planning with Exhibit Supplier A. Create and communicate detailed project plan, including timing and accountability B. Meet with exhibit supplier to review strategies, scope, special needs, and so on VI. Booth Design: Phase A A. Develop booth concept B. GE reviews concept with exhibit supplier for design layout options C. Exhibit supplier prepares cost estimate D. GE evaluates design against objectives and provides comments VII. Lead Planning A. Determine lead capture mechanism B. Formalize lead follow-up—who and how VIII. Booth Design: Phase B A. Develop design based on GE’s comments in Phase A B. Detail custom elements, if required C. Define scope of graphics D. Review overall costs E. GE evaluates design against objectives and provides comments IX. Booth Design: Phase C / Graphics: Phase A A. Develop design based on GE’s comments in Phase B B. Prepare final layout with product and demo placement, count of exhibit elements, and costs and present boards and scale drawings C. Review any custom elements D. Prepare preliminary layouts for all graphics X. Parts and Content Gathering A. Gather content internally for final graphics production B. Gather products internally from GE or OEMs C. Arrange delivery to exhibit supplier for mounting continued
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Stationery for Businesses outside N
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A. Address block g 1. Employee’s
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General Specifications Typesetting
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Contact Numbers Website Address (Op
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All dimensions are given in millime
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Formatting Stationery outside North
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center line The address is typed to
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Forms & Checks Contents GE Identity
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• Speak in a language your audien
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The word “form” generally shoul
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Horizontal format 11" x 8 1 ⁄2 "
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Example 5 g Example 6 g Beneficiary
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For general information, use 8/8 -p
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The standard format sizes include
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To collect a small amount of inform
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To differentiate and emphasize item
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Typeset the address block in 8/8-po
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Facility Signs g GE Identity Progra
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The guidelines summarized here help
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Graphic Signature To maximize the c
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Graphic Signatures To take advantag
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Graphic Signature To maximize the h
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Graphic Signatures Depending on the
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Follow this procedure to order faci
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Vehicles Contents GE Identity Progr
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Use black or an appropriate color i
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g v GE Motors Tractor-Trailers, con
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gGE Computer Service g GE Computer
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e g e In-Plant Vehicles 290.09 Beca
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g e Heavy Construction Equipment 29
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affiliate an independent legal enti
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gletters /curlicues Laser Line the
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signature content the message conta
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