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Silicon Valley Map & Calendar Silicon Valley Map & Calendar, now in its 20th year, has launched a series of high tech posters that have grown into internationally known promotional products and a symbol of Who’s Who in the technology capital of the world. There are now two main editions: the Classic Map (Silicon Valley Map & Calendar) and the Satellite Map (Destination Silicon Valley). The maps have spawned industry-specific chronologies, including a series of four chronology posters in worldwide circulation: History and Times of the Internet, Computer Chronology: Emergence of the Information Age, Telecom Chronology: The Next Wave, and Biotech Chronology. The DigiTokyo Map, Silicon Valley Map & Calendar’s successful international offering, is now in its ninth year of showcasing the high technology players of Tokyo. About Trestria Trestria is a marketing communications firm that develops public relations and promotions in well-timed and coordinated programs. The company also provides database development, Web site and multimedia design, branding and corporate identification, and collateral systems. Trestria offers complete project management to clients who choose to outsource most or all of their marketing communications functions. Trestria has extensive experience working with Business-to-Business companies in the semiconductor, software, IT, Internet, and computer hardware industries. Our clients have included such leading firms as 3Com, Cisco Systems, Daimler-Chrysler, Ricoh, Sony Electronics, Sun Microsystems, Xilinx, and ZMD America. Trestria also works with Business-to-Consumer companies and non-profit organizations, such as the Executive Council of Homeowners (ECHO), The Enterprise Network of Silicon Valley (TEN), and the City of San Jose Economic Development Office. The Trestria company began in 1989 as Amen International with the introduction of the Silicon Valley Map & Calendar, and grew into a successful marketing promotions firm. In 1990, the company published Silicon Valleyopoly, the first licensed board game of Silicon Valley. In 1996, the company began publishing the History and Trivia of Silicon Valley, which later evolved into a series of technology chronicles. In 2001, the company changed its name to Trestria to emphasize its growth and the expansion of its line of high tech posters and calendars. |
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