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Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce
Offices: Jackson Hole, Wyoming
The Jackson Hole Regional Chamber of Commerce
is a cohesive community that works for all—quality
jobs, vibrant commerce, stable families
and treasured natural resources. They provide
opportunities for members and volunteers
to participate, to make a difference, to
form new relationships and new bonds of
community. One of the most important functions
of their chamber is driving business. Their
goal is to inform as many customers and
to drive those customers towards business. |
Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce
Offices: Jacksonville, Florida
The Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce
is a business advocacy organization and
exists to serve the needs of its members.
They improve regional economic development
by supporting the growth of area businesses,
helping to attract and establish new businesses
and fostering a healthy and inclusive business
environment. The Chamber is the business
membership organization of influence whose
actions contribute to responsible economic
growth. |
Java Community Process (JCP)
Offices: Santa Clara, California
JCP is responsible for the development of
Java technology. As an open, inclusive organization
of active members and non-member public
input, it primarily guides the development
and approval of Java technical specifications.
The work of the Java community under the
JCP’s procedures helps to ensure Java technology’s
standard of stability and cross-platform
compatibility. JCP is the way the Java platform
evolves. |
JEDEC Solid State Technology Association
(JEDEC)
Offices: Arlington, Virginia
The JEDEC Solid State Technology Association
(Once known as the Joint Electron Device
Engineering Council), is the semiconductor
engineering standardization body of the
Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA), a
trade association that represents all areas
of the electronics industry. JEDEC was originally
created in 1960 as a joint activity between
EIA an NEMA, to cover the standardization
of discrete semiconductor devices and later
expanded in 1970 to include integrated circuits. |
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