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American Electronics Association (AEA)
Offices: Santa Clara, California
AEA is advancing the business of technology,
AeA is the nation's largest high-tech trade
association. AeA has more than 3,500 member
companies that span the high-technology
spectrum, from software, semiconductors
and computers to Internet technology, advanced
electronics and telecommunications systems
and services. With 18 regional US councils
and offices in Brussels and Beijing, AeA
offers a unique global policy grassroots
capability and a wide portfolio of valuable
business services and products for the high-tech
industry. |
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
Offices: Washington, DC & New York,
New York
ANSI has served in its capacity as administrator
and coordinator of the United States private
sector voluntary standardization system
for more than 80 years. Founded in 1918
by five engineering societies and three
government agencies, the Institute remains
a private, nonprofit membership organization
supported by a diverse constituency of private
and public sector organizations. |
Apache Software Foundation
Offices: Forest Hill, Maryland
The Apache Software Foundation provides
support for the Apache community of open-source
software projects. The Apache projects are
characterized by a collaborative, consensus
based development process, an open and pragmatic
software license, and a desire to create
high quality software that leads the way
in its field. They consider ourselves not
simply a group of projects sharing a server,
but rather a community of developers and
users. |
Asia America MultiTechnology Association
(AAMA)
Offices: San Jose, California
AAMA is Silicon Valley's leading MultiTechnology
business network promoting the success of
the Asia America region's technology enterprises.
Through its diverse programs ranging from
monthly Speakers Series to the Asia-Silicon
Valley Technology Investment Conference,
AAMA provides a forum in which members can
network, exchange ideas and share resources
to promote and build one another's companies
and careers, ultimately benefiting the larger
Pacific Rim technological community. Today,
the AAMA represents more than 1,100 members
from about 800 companies. |
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Association for Automatic Identification
and Mobility (AIM)
Offices: Warrendale, Pennsylvania
AIM is the global trade association for
the Automatic Identification and Data Capture
(AIDC) industry. Their members are manufacturers
or service providers of technologies such
as radio frequency identification (RFID),
bar code, card technologies (magnetic stripe,
smart card, contactless card, optical card),
biometrics, and electronic article surveillance
(EAS). |
Association for Information and Image Management
(AIIM)
Offices: Silver Springs, Nevada
AIIM, the international authority on Enterprise
Content Management (ECM), is leading the
way to the understanding, adoption, and
use of ECM technologies. These technologies,
tools, and methods are used to capture,
manage, store, preserve, and deliver content
across an enterprise in support of business
processes. As a non-profit association for
more than 60 years, AIIM provides industry
news and information, education and training,
market analysis, industry standards development,
publications, regional chapters, and executive
networking. |
Association of Information Technology Professionals
(AITP)
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
The Association of Information Technology
Professionals offers opportunities for Information
Technology leadership and education through
partnerships with industry, government and
academia. AITP provides quality IT related
education, information on relevant IT issues
and forums for networking with experienced
peers and other IT professionals for nearly
9,000 members. |
Association of University Technology Managers
(AUTM)
Offices: Cambridge, Massachusetts &
Northbrook, Illinois
AUTM is a rapidly growing organization of
academic technology transfer professionals
and professionals with related interests.
AUTM is an individual membership organization
that has as its primary roles the professional
development of its members and creating
networking opportunities. Technology transfer
managers are required to balance multiple
roles. Technology transfer managers are
asked to be knowledgeable in patent law,
commercial development, negotiation, contract
law, and, most important of all, relationship
management. |
ASTIA
Offices: San Francisco, California
ASTIA (formerly, The Women's Technology
Cluster) is the pre-eminent business incubator
in the US dedicated to women leaders building
technology-driven businesses. Their mission
is to increase the number of successful
companies and to leverage their influence.
Through their dedicated community of proven
CEOs, investors and industry experts, they
provide extensive advisory services, coaching,
and access to business and capital networks.
ASTIA was founded as part of the Three Guineas
Fund in 1999, by Cate Muther, former CMO
of Cisco, and was spun off in 2003 as an
independent non-profit. |
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Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO)
Offices: Washington, DC
In 1993, two small Washington-based biotechnology
trade organizations merged to create the
Biotechnology Industry Organization, better
known as BIO. BIO represents more than 1,000
biotechnology companies, academic institutions,
state biotechnology centers and related
organizations in all 50 US states and 33
other nations. BIO members are involved
in the research and development of health-care,
agricultural, industrial and environmental
biotechnology products.. |
Bluetooth Special Interest Group (Bluetooth)
Offices: Overland Park, Illinois
The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG)
is a trade association comprised of leaders
in the telecommunications, computing, automotive,
industrial automation and network industries
that is driving the development of Bluetooth
wireless technology, a low cost short-range
wireless specification for connecting mobile
devices and bringing them to market. The
Bluetooth SIG includes promoter member companies
Agere, Ericsson, IBM, Intel, Microsoft,
Motorola, Nokia and Toshiba, and thousands
of Associate and Adopter member companies.
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Business Software Alliance (BSA)
Offices: Washington, DC
BSA is the foremost organization dedicated
to promoting a safe and legal digital world.
BSA is the voice of the world's commercial
software industry and its hardware partners
before governments and in the international
marketplace. Its members represent the fastest
growing industry in the world. BSA educates
consumers on software management and copyright
protection, cyber security, trade, e-commerce
and other Internet-related issues. |
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