CANADA: Information Technology Association of Canada (ITAC) 
ITAC is the voice of the Canadian information technology industry. Together with its partner organizations across the country, the association represents 1300 companies in the computing and telecommunications hardware, software, services, and electronic content sectors. This network of companies accounts for more than 70% of the 542,000 jobs, $132.6 billion in revenue, $5.3 billion in R&D expenditure and $44 billion in exports that IT contributes annually to the Canadian economy.
CHINA: Information Service Industry Association of China (CISA)
China Software Industry Association (CSIA) was founded on September 6, 1984. It was voluntarily formed by enterprises and individuals engaged in software research and development, publication, sales and training, in research and development of information systems and information service providing, and in the consultancy, market survey, investing, financing and other related agent services for software industry.
INDIA: National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM)
India's National Association of Software and Service Companies, Nasscom is the apex body and umbrella organization for IT Software and Services industry in India. The member companies of Nasscom are in the business of Software, IT Services, Internet, E-commerce and IT Enabled Services. Thus Nasscom is not only a Chamber of Commerce, but also a single point-reference on any information on IT and Services and Industry in India.
ISRAEL ASSOCIATION OF ELECTRONICS & SOFTWARE INDUSTRIES
IAESI strives to maintain the competitive advantage of Israel's electronics and IT sector in the face of increasing competition from India, China and the countries of the Former Soviet Union. The Association is comprised of about 300 companies in the fields of electronics, telecommunications, semiconductors, medical devices, IT and software. Members of the Association include private companies public companies, government-owned companies' and multi-national companies.
IRELAND: Irish Software Association (ISA)
The Irish Software Association (ISA) is a dynamic association which represents an ever increasing number of Irish and multi-national software and computing services companies. From a handful of companies a decade ago, there are now over 800 software firms in Ireland and employment of over by the year 2002.
Malaysia: Multimedia Development Corporation
MSC Malaysia is the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC), a high-powered 'one-stop agency' focused on ensuring the success of MSC Malaysia and the companies operating in it. MDeC is incorporated under the Companies Act of Malaysia, and owned and funded by the Government. At MDeC, we combine the entrepreneurial efficiency and effectiveness of a private company with the decision-making authority of a high-powered government agency.
RUSSIA: RUSSOFT
RUSSOFT is an association of the leading companies in the field of Software Development from Russia and Bielorus. Currently RUSSOFT consists of more than 50 companies with 6000 highly qualified software developers who are experienced across a broad range of applications and technical platforms. RUSSOFT companies have provided services to small and intermediate sized companies as well as many of the Fortune 500 companies.
RUSSIA: National Software Development Alliance "Silicon Taiga"
With the aim of further developing the Russian IT outsourcing and software development industry, the most experienced and prominent local players created the National Software Development Alliance "Silicon Taiga" The target goal of the alliance is to promote the Russian IT outsourcing market and its integration into the world software development community.
THE PHILIPPINES: Information Technology Association of the Philippines (ITAP)
Organized in December 1984, ITAP was established with the following objectives in mind: (1) Foster an environment which is conducive to prosperity; that is, help the members succeed in delivering the benefits of IT to consumers, in line with the competitive nature of the information technology industry. (2) Promote interest and awareness in matters affecting member organizations, particularly regarding government laws and commercial regulations. (3) Serve as a vehicle for the free exchange of ideas and information among members. (4) Address the common socio-political obligations of its member organizations. (5) Provide the means for the settlement of inter-member conflicts. ITAP has been the accepted voice of the Philippine technological industry for over sixteen years.
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