Computer associations and organizations have been formed for both professional and consumer computer users. Professional organizations are primarily designed for the exchange of information among members on technical, legal, managerial, cultural, and educational aspects of the computer industry. Some are specific to particular applications such as organizations for computer graphics artists. Consumer groups and organizations include a wide range of special interest groups such as clubs specifically for the K-12 age group, seniors, women, art, or Internet organizations. Below are links to information about computer associations and organizations.

Association of Computing Machinery
Check here for ACM's special interest groups online resources, career news, conference details and other research tools.

Business Software Alliance
Check here for information and resources sponsored by Business Software Alliance, a software industry organization.

California State University, San Luis Obispo: Females Active In Computer Technology
Browse California State University, San Luis Obispo's organization for women studying computing, Females Active in Computer Technology.

Electronic Industries Alliance
Discover this trade association geared to the technology industry, with information on related groups and organizations.

Internet Advertising Bureau
Browse Internet Advertising Bureau, an organization geared towards developing online advertisements, including its quarterly survey, resources, news, and related sites.

New York New Media Association
Check here for information related to their organization helping the development of new media, including member information, calendar, and resources.

Software Publishers Association
Check the Software Publishers Association for the latest software developments, news in the industry, membership information, and much more.