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each sector the network of external technical aid services. The
Centers also had primary responsibility for the diverse range of
nation-wide and sector information programs designed to maintain
public awareness of the national productivity drive. The staffs
organized and oriented the Productivity Teams sent to the U.S. and
other countries and they also arranged for the publication and
dissemination of the formal Team reports and subsequent interplant
visits of team members. They coordinated requests for U.S. and
foreign experts. Finally, the Centers were the focus for
initiating, administering, and arranging throughout all sectors,
training institutes, and educational institutions, a wide range of
productivity seminars, training courses, and conferences.
61.
To remedy the lack in many Western European and Pacific
Rim nations of centralized documentation sources to aid technology
transfer, the Productivity Centers became a large repository both
for technical information and publications relating to the
visitation experience of the Productivity Teams; and for the wide
range of reports and statistical data from supporting external
technical aid services. The latter included reference materials;
training curricula; professional and trade journals; audio-visual
libraries; technical inquiry documentation; productivity
statistical reports; and other external technical assistance
services which generated documentation relating to productivity.
39
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