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• KITE, Inc.: Keys to Information, Technology, and Education
Keys to Information, Technology, and Education (KITE) offers computer hardware, free software/open source software, technical training and other resources for community development organizations in the Third World.
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• Komputer Enthusiasts of Greater Seattle
KEGS is a non-profit organization formed in 1996 to meet the needs of personal computer users in the greater Seattle, Washington, USA, area. Meeting and membership details, including newsletter and tips and tricks.
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• Lake Gaston Computer Club
Located in Littleton, North Carolina. Meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month at 1:00pm. Discussions range from novice to expert information relating to personal computers and applications.
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• Launceston Computer Group Incorporated
Includes news, bylaws, meeting schedule, and contact information.
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• Launceston Computer Group Incorporated
A User Group for PC and Macintosh Users in the Launceston, Tasmania, Australia area. Incorporates the Launceston Computer Show, plus contact and meeting information.
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• Linux-Aktivaattori
A Finnish based non-profit aimed at promoting the use of Linux at home and work through organizing various events.
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• LMUG
Lancaster Microcomputer group.
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• M-Pro user group
User group for the Masterfile professional programmable database from Campbell Systems
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• Making the Connection: The 2004 National Summit for Community Wireless Networks
A community wireless networking summit to connect technologists and policy people to serve communities.
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• Marist College Computer Society
Details about the group, meetings, officers, and activities.
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• MAXIMO Utility Working Group
This group is an industry group representing over 100 utility companies, counties and cities throughout the U.S., Canada and the Caribbean that exchange information related to the MAXIMO asset management system.
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• McHenry County Computer Club
Based in McHenry County, Illinois, USA. Information on meetings and the club newsletter in Adobe Acrobat format.
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• Melbourne .NET User group
Melbourne, Australia group which meets monthly to discuss the Microsoft .NET architecture.
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• Melbourne PC User Group
Australia's largest user group and the second largest in the world. Users help each other. Lots of special interest groups, meetings, Internet service, 64-page colour magazine.
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• Mid Cities PC Users Group
A group of PC users from the Hurst, Euless, Bedford, Arlington and Fort Worth, Texas, USA area, who believe in sharing knowledge and technical know how among members.
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• Mid-Hudson Computer User Group
For users of computers (any platform) who range in experience from novice to professional. We meet the second Thursday of each month in Poughkeepsie, New York.
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• Mid-Nebraska Users of Computers
Large computer users group in Central Nebraska, USA, supporting beginners and advanced users since 1984. Includes meeting and contact information.
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• Milwaukee Area IBM PC Users Group
Computer users helping other computer users since 1982. Meets twice a monthly, visitors are welcome.
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• Minnesota Lotus Notes User Group
Meets monthly in Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota for discussion of Lotus Notes, IBM and Domino technology. Free membership.
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• Morriston Computer Users Group
Computer users group in Morriston, Swansea, South Wales, UK, for the benefit of the locality. Club rules, details and history.
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• Mount Bruno Computer Club
A non-profit organization authorized by the City Council of Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, Québec, Canada. Club provides courses in popular software, how to use a BBS or the Internet, presentations by software and hardware suppliers and exchange of ideas.
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• myITforum
Provides user group management for Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) user groups. Home to several U.S. regional groups (New England, Denver, St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City) as well as the Canadian National SMS group.
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• National Association of Communication Systems Engineer
NACSE is the leading professional network/web credentialing organization in the IS/IT industry.
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• National Cristina Foundation
Charitable organization that directs donations of used and surplus computer technology to non profits and public agencies throughout the United States and globally.
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• National Technology Recycling Project
A nonprofit that promotes technology recycling, education and protecting the environment. Also includes resources for nonprofits, computer recycling organizations and computer tips.
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• National Urban Technology Center
Focused on providing technology access and education for youth and adults in underserved communities, this nonprofit promotes learning, academic performance, and workforce preparation.
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• NCITS
National Committee for Information Technology Standards multimedia (MPEG/JPEG), intercommunication among computing devices and information systems, storage media, database, security, and programming languages.
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• Network and Systems Professionals Associations
Dedicated to improving industry standards and advancement. Enrollment information, chapters and affiliations, plus links offered.
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• Networks And Development Foundation
A non-governmental organization dedicated to the dissemination of new information and communication technologies (NICT) in developing countries, especially in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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• New Jersey Chapter of the Information Systems Audit and Control Association
Our website contains information on various activities and resources related to the field of auditing, security,and information systems. Resource links involving such topics as Auditing, New Jersey, Internet Resources, Auditors, Fraud, Hacking, Training, Infosyssec.org, audit jobs, hacking, search engines, hacking tools, security, virus news, daily news, discussion forums, chat rooms, CISA, employment, knowledge, power, membership, newsletters, standards, guidelines.
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• New Jersey Computer Club
This large not-for-profit organization is dedicated to educating the public about computer systems; providing community services and sharing knowledge. Meeting details plus a comprehensive newsletter.
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• North Carolina Oracle Users Group
This site is for the North Carolina Oracle users group organization. The NCOUG is dedicated to the dissemination of Oracle database information.
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• North Florida Computer Society
Non-profit organization dedicated to the support and enjoyment of computers. Schedule of meeting locations in Jacksonville Florida, USA.
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• North Orange County Computer Club
Club and membership information as well as an online news magazine containing computer and Internet related articles.
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• NPower
Helping non-profits use technology to further their own missions. NPower focuses on providing consulting, training and volunteer services, and it also provides an assortment of non-profit technology resources.
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• NUI, Galway Music Society Homepage
Information about the Music Society of NUI,Galway. Contains information about Star Challenge and ISMA 1999.
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• NYC .NET Developers Group
Community for .NET Developers in the New York City metropolitan area. Event details, links and downloads.
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• NYPC - New York Personal Computer User Group
NYPC is a non-profit educational organization that helps people learn more about computing. Monthly general meetings, Special Internet Groups and low cost hands-on classes. Beginners to developers.
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• ONE/Northwest - Online Networking for The Environment
ONE/Northwest is a non-profit supporting the environment and grass roots organizations through the use of technology.
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• Orange Coast IBM PC User Group
OCIPUG user group is a non-profit all-volunteer organization, was formed in 1985.Provides information on meetings program guide available in Adobe Acrobat format.
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