Computer Associations
Categories
Sites
ACM - Association for Computing Machinery- Founded in 1947, ACM is a major force in advancing the skills of information technology professionals and students worldwide.
- Canterbury Software
- Organisation aimed at helping the Canterbury software sector succeed at home and worldwide.
- CITRUS : New Zealand Centres for Information Technology Research
- Computer Access New Zealand Trust (CANZ)
- Computers in Homes Rorohiko I roto nga kainga
- Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)
- EFF is a nonprofit group of passionate people - lawyers, technologists, volunteers, and visionaries - working to protect your digital rights
- IEEE Computer Society
- Information Technology Association of New Zealand (ITANZ)
- National Advisory Committee on Computing Qualifications
- New Zealand Computer Society
- The New Zealand Information Science Teachers' Association (NZIST)
- An incorporated professional subject association representing the interests and needs of secondary computing teachers throughout New Zealand.
- New Zealand Open Source Society (NZOSS)
- A nonprofit organisation set up to protect, advocate and advance Open Source Software in New Zealand.
- New Zealand Software Association
- The association’s key purpose is to support, promote and facilitate the growth of New Zealand’s software industry.
- NZ Game Developers Association
- The Office of the Domain Name Commissioner
- responsible for the day to day oversight of the .nz domain name registration and management system.
- Optical Storage Technology Association (OSTA)
- Software Quality New Zealand
- Technical Communicators Association of New Zealand (TCANZ)
- The Association was formally established in Auckland in 1997 as the New Zealand Technical Writers Association (NZTWA) by a group of technical writers who had been meeting informally for some time. The NZTWA was renamed TCANZ in August 2002 to reflect the broader role performed by technical communicators.
- Webgrrls Aotearoa
- Webgrrls Aotearoa / New Zealand is a group for New Zealand women who use the Web for work or play.
- Women in Technology
- Supporting and enabling women in technology to reach their career and personal goals.
- World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
- Develops interoperable technologies (specifications, guidelines, software, and tools) to lead the Web to its full potential.
- Worldwide Institute of Software Developers (NZ)
