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USB Implementers Forum (USB IF)
Offices: Irvine, California
USB Implementers Forum is a non-profit corporation
founded by the group of companies that developed
the Universal Serial Bus specification.
The USB-IF was formed to provide a support
organization and forum for the advancement
and adoption of Universal Serial Bus technology.
The Forum facilitates the development of
high-quality compatible USB peripherals
(devices), and promotes the benefits of
USB and the quality of products that have
passed compliance testing. |
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Wall Street Technology Association (WSTA)
Offices: Red Bank, New Jersey
For over 36 years, WSTA has been a highly-regarded
forum for financial technology professionals.
WSTA members have many opportunities to
stay on top of information about current
and emerging technologies, best business
practices and operational approaches. Through
its varied programs and web site, the WSTA
offers members easy access to the information
they need to be successful in their business
endeavors. |
Women In Technology International (WITI)
Offices: Sherman Oaks, California
WITI was founded in 1989 to help women advance
by providing access to—and support from—other
professional women working in all sectors
of technology. Today, WITI is the premiere
global organization empowering women in
business and technology to achieve unimagined
possibilities. With a global network of
smart, talented women and a market reach
exceeding 2 million, WITI has powerful programs
and partnerships that provide connections,
resources, opportunities and a supportive
environment of women committed to helping
each other. |
Women's Technology Cluster (WTC)
Offices: San Francisco, California
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. The WTC
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. In just 6 years,
the WTC has incubated over 60 companies
that have raised over $60 million and 50%
of which are still in business. |
World Information Technology & Services
Alliance (WITSA)
Offices: Arlington, Virginia
The World Information Technology and Services
Alliance (WITSA) is a consortium of 65 information
technology (IT) industry associations from
economies around the world. WITSA members
represent over 90 percent of the world IT
market. Founded in 1978 and originally known
as the World Computing Services Industry
Association, WITSA has increasingly assumed
an active advocacy role in international
public policy issues affecting the creation
of a robust global information infrastructure. |
World Organization of Webmasters (WOW)
Offices: Folsom, California
The World Organization of Webmasters is
a non-profit professional association dedicated
to the support of individuals and organizations
who create, manage or market web sites.
WOW provides education as well as certification,
technical, employment and member advantage
services to thousands of aspiring and practicing
web professionals worldwide. The World Organization
of Webmasters envisions itself as a community
of common interest, where individuals can
find common ground for communication and
education, regardless of their specific
responsibilities or abilities. |
World Wide Web Artists Consortium (WWWAC)
Offices: New York, New York
The World Wide Web Artists' Consortium is
a global organization dedicated to encouraging
education, collaboration and entrepreneurship
in the individuals who make up their passionate
membership. As an unbiased voice of the
industry, WWWAC is committed to supporting
the unprecedented growth of the Internet
by creating opportunities for their members
to succeed in their online endeavors. |
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XML.org
Offices: Washington, DC
XML.org as formed and introduced in June
1999 by OASIS, the non-profit Organization
for the Advancement of Structured Information
Standards, to minimize overlap and duplication
in XML languages and XML standard initiatives
by providing public access to XML information
and XML Schemas. Today XML.org has grown
into a centralized portal and has emerged
as a valuable and leading resource to technologists,
developers and businesspeople developing
purpose-built XML languages. XML.org receives
approximately 16,700 page views from over
4,400 visitors per day. |
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