Each year NABET offers conference presenters the opportunity to be published in the Peer-Reviewed Conference Proceedings.  Separately, NABET also publishes a Cabell's listed journal, the Journal of Business, Economics and Technology (JBET).  Often, our constituents get these two publications confused.  The two publications serve different purposes.  The Conference Proceedings offer each conference presenter an opportunity to have his/her paper published in a peer-reviewed publication.  The author’s paper will go through a review process.  But, it will not be subject to the double-blind review and editorial processes of a referred journal.  Further, each paper that is submitted to the Proceedings will be published.  On the other hand, the Journal of Business, Economics and Technology which uses a double-blind review process is considerably more thorough than the review process of the Proceedings.  At JBET, only 35% of the submissions will be published.  This presentation will cover these distinctions and several other aspects of each publication.  It will also offer advice to would-be authors on how to enhance their prospects of achieving publication.