Regional Software Organizations
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ATC - Austin Technology Council - The
ATC is a member-driven association of business
and organization executive leaders, working together
to promote the growth and success of Austin's
technology sector.
http://www.austintechnologycouncil.org
BSAA - Business Software Association of Australia
The Business Software Association of Australia
is an extension of International Business Software
Association.
http://www.bsaa.com.au/bsaaweb/main/index.php
CSPA - Chinese Software Professionals Association
CSPA was founded in July 1988 by a group of dedicated
and enthusiastic Silicon Valley computer professionals.
Historically, its membership was mostly Chinese-American
software engineers who wanted to exchange ideas
and network with each other. Over the years, CSPA
established a reputation in the Valley as an all-volunteer-based
organization that organizes high-quality programs
and events.
http://www.cspa.com/index.php
CSIA - Colorado Software Industry Association
The Colorado Software and Internet Association
is the voice and support network for Colorado’s
technology and software industries in Colorado.
http://www.csiaonline.com
CT Technology Council
Monitoring technology growth in the state of Connecticut.
http://www.ct.org/_new/
European Software Association
The European Software Association is the voice
of the European Independent Software Vendor (ISV)
community. ISVs comprising the association work
with EU policy makers and other European stakeholders
to foster an environment that supports innovation,
growth and competitiveness of the European software
industry.
http://www.europeansoftware.org/
Irish Software Association
The Irish Software Association (ISA) is a business
association within IBEC for the Irish software,
services & technology industry. The ISA is a proactive
membership organisation. It's broad focus is to
promote and support an environment that encourages
the sustainable development and growth of our
software & technology companies, to create international
companies of scale from Ireland.
http://www.software.ie/
IrishDev
IrishDev is language and platform neutral, encouraging
developers from Cobol through to the latest J2EE,
.NET 2 and Web 2.0 technologies.
http://www.irishdev.com/
Mass Technology and Leadership Council
The Mass Technology Leadership Council is an association
that addresses the critical leadership issues
of innovative software and technology-enabled
companies.
http://www.masstlc.org/
MESDA - Maine's Software and Information Technology
Industry Association
MESDA is the statewide trade association for Maine's
software and information technology industry.
MESDA enhances the software, Internet and information
technology industry through programs designed
to increase awareness of the industry, develop
community, industry perception and workforce development.
http://www.mesda.com/
NEOSA - Northeast Ohio Software Association
Established in 1998 as the Northeast Ohio Software
Association, NEOSA is a membership-based organization
that promotes the advancement of the Technology
Community and IT Industry of Northeast Ohio.
http://www.neosa.org/
New Zealand Software Association
Software New Zealand is New Zealand’s national
software association with affiliations to and
relationships with regional clusters and other
ICT sector groups, organizations and associations.
They also have cooperative relationships with
NZ government and other country agencies responsible
for software sector growth, development and investment.
http://www.nzsa.org.nz/
NYSIA - New York Software Industry Association
The New York Software Industry Association (NYSIA)
is the leading trade association for software,
information technology, and Web development companies
in the New York City area. New York is a national
leader in software development! NYSIA's mission
is to promote and support the growth of our industry
in this region.
http://www.nysia.org/
SAO - Software Association of Oregon
Formed in 1989, the Software Association of Oregon
(SAO) fosters an environment that fuels the growth
of Oregon's software industry. Our members enjoy
exceptional networking and educational opportunities,
critical workforce development programs, and valuable
member services.
http://www.sao.org/
S-A-V-E
German shareware organization.
http://www.s-a-ve.com/
SDSIC - San Diego Software Industry Council
Formed in 1994, the San Diego Software Industry
Council is building a future for the region's
high tech industry. Our members enjoy exceptional
networking and educational opportunities, critical
workforce development programs and valuable company
benefits.
http://www.sdsic.org/
SwANH - Software Association of New Hampshire
The Software Association of New Hampshire (SwANH)
promotes and supports the software and information
technology industries throughout the State. SwANH
sponsors networking events, educational programs
through its SIGs and affiliates, and discount
programs that provide members with opportunities
to gain information, connect with resources, grow
their businesses, and succeed.
http://www.swanh.org/
Technology Council of Southern California
Founded in 1991 as the Software Council of Southern
California, the Technology Council has a 15 year
history of supporting technology companies across
throughout the region.
http://www.tcosc.org/
Specific Types of Software Organizations
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BASDA - Business Application Software Developer
Association
BASDA represents almost 200 of the world's leading
application software suppliers. Representing its
members to governments and policy making groups
in the UK, Europe and worldwide BASDA is the acknowledged
voice of the business software applications industry.
http://www.basda.org/
ESC - Educational Software Cooperative
ESC is a non-profit corporation bringing together
developers, publishers, distributors and users
of educational software.
http://www.edu-soft.org/index.php
ELSPA - European Leisure Software Publisher
Association
ELSPA(the Entertainment & Leisure Software Publishers
Association) was founded in 1989 to establish
a specific and collective identity for the British
computer and video game industry. Since then,
the membership has steadily grown from 12 to nearly
70 companies, including almost all the major companies
concerned with the publishing and distribution
of interactive leisure and entertainment software
in the UK.
http://www.elspa.com/
ESA - Entertainment Software Association
The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) is
the U.S. association exclusively dedicated to
serving the business and public affairs needs
of companies that publish video and computer games
for video game consoles, personal computers, and
the Internet.
http://www.theesa.com/
ESRB - Entertainment Software Rating Board
The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB)
is a nonprofit, self-regulatory body established
in 1994 by the Entertainment Software Association
(ESA). ESRB assigns computer and video game content
ratings, enforces industry-adopted advertising
guidelines and helps ensure responsible online
privacy practices for the interactive entertainment
software industry.
http://www.esrb.org
IGDA - International Game Developers Association
The IGDA is committed to advancing the careers
and enhancing the lives of game developers by
connecting members with their peers, promoting
professional development, and advocating on issues
that affect the developer community.
http://www.igda.org/
More Software Organizations
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APCUG - Association of Personal Computer
User Groups
http://www.apcug.net/
CompInfo - The Computer Information Center
(List of Organizations)
http://www.compinfo-center.com/org.htm
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