ISC has worked with members of the United Nations family such as the International Civil Aviation Organization, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, the International Telecommunication Union and the Universal Postal Union. Other organisations that have contracted ISC to produce publications include the Africa-European Union Economic Forum, the Association of Caribbean States, the Atlantic Council of the UK, the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf, the International Chamber of Commerce, the International Federation of Air Line Pilots' Associations, Ukrimpex and the World Trade Centers Association.
"The ISC team has produced a comprehensive, authoritative and accessible publication on a highly complex technical subject, namely the air navigation system of the future referred to in the aviation industry as CNS/ATM or, communications, navigation, surveillance and air traffic management systems.
"The 300-page hardcover illustrated book was originally prepared to coincide with ICAO's first ever Worldwide CNS/ATM Systems Implementation Conference held in Rio de Janeiro, from 11 to 15 May 1998. The depth and scope of its contents, however, will ensure that it remains a source of reference on the subject for years to come.
"ISC's ability to produce the book in five languages, based on contributions from a variety of industry sources, testifies to the high degree of professionalism and flexibility demonstrated by the publisher."
Mr R. C. Costa Pereira, Secretary General, International Civil Aviation Organization
"ISC and the International Chamber of Commerce have now worked together on two outstanding books that were widely appreciated by business executives all over the world. The first was about the practicalities of doing business in Asia and the second enlarged on the theme of a major ICC conference: 'The World Business Agenda for Electronic Commerce'. ICC editors much appreciated the professionalism of ISC at every stage of the production process. Page layouts and picture reproduction were to the highest standards. Deadlines were rigorously observed."
Maria Livanos Cattaui, Secretary General, International Chamber of Commerce
