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MEMBERSHIP   |   Corporate Member Participation

Note: Please review the Revised Corporate Member Guidelines for information on membership and conference attendence.

What is NASCIO?
NASCIO, the National Association of State Chief Information Officers, represents state chief information officers and information technology executives and managers from the states, territories, and the District of Columbia. NASCIO's mission is to foster government excellence through quality business practices, information management, and technology policy. The primary state members are senior officials from state government who have executive-level and statewide responsibility for information technology leadership. State officials who are involved in agency level information technology management may participate as associate members. Representatives from federal, municipal, international government and non-profit organizations may also participate as members. Private-sector firms join as corporate members and participate in the Corporate Leadership Council.

What is the corporate member program?
Corporate membership is available for organizations associated with the information technology industry. NASCIO encourages full involvement and input in the association’s activities by its corporate members and emphasizes building relationships with business partners. The membership fee for corporations is $7,500. Academic and other non-profit organizations may join at the reduced fee of $500.

What benefits do corporate members receive?
NASCIO corporate members receive the same benefits as government members, including complimentary copies of association publications, research reports, and multi-media kits produced by the association and issue focus reports. Members are also listed on the corporate member profile page, receive access to on-line services; reduced registration fees at the midyear and annual conferences; and eligibility to serve on most NASCIO committees as well as the Corporate Leadership Council. Corporate members are also recognized on our website and are granted access to the NASCIO Members Only website, featuring the association's Online Membership Directory, and other special features. In addition, corporate members are eligible to attend and sponsor both of NASCIO's two yearly conferences.

How do corporate members participate in conferences?

NASCIO conferences do not have trade shows or provide demonstration space for corporations. However, the conferences provide a unique opportunity for corporate members to network with their state government business partners and to discuss the issues facing the information technology field in the public and private sector. All agendas and speakers for conferences are selected by the Programs Committee based on the theme for each conference. Sponsors receive several direct benefits based on the level of sponsorship including complimentary registrations, inclusion on our website, access to our conference mailing list, and ample publicity at the conference site. Click here to review our sponsorship brochure outlining the benefits in detail! You must be a NASCIO member in order to sponsor NASCIO events.

How does my company join?
To join, please fill out the NASCIO membership application on-line or mail or fax the brochure to the NASCIO office along with your payment. Dues payment must be received by the NASCIO office in order to be recognized as a member. Dues are billed annually in January. All memberships are held in the name of the company. However, corporate members are asked to designate one national-level manager as the primary contact for the company. Additional employees of the company may receive newsletters and conference announcements as well as discounted registration fees at the conferences.

Which companies are currently members of NASCIO?
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Accenture
ACS
Adobe
Advantus Strategies
Alcatel-Lucent
Apple
AT&T
Avaya
BDNA
Bentley Systems, Inc
Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker
BMC Software
CA Technologies
Canon USA, Inc.
Capgemini Government Solutions
CDW-G
CedarCrestone
CGI
CIBER
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Citrix
Compuware
Crowe Horwath LLP
CSC
Dell, Inc.
Deloitte
e.Republic
EMC
Enterprise Architecture Center of Excellence
Entrust
Environmental Systems Research Inst Inc (ESRI)
EquaTerra
ESI International
ESRI
FedSources
Fujitsu Network Communications
Gartner
GCN
Giesecke & Devrient (G&D)
Google
Governing
Government Technology
Grant Thornton LLP
Harris Corporation
HCL Technologies
HP
IBM
IDC Government Insights
infogroup
Informatica
Information Builders
Ingenix
Initiate, An IBM Company
 
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    Intel
    JPMorganChase
    Juniper Networks
    KPMG LLP
    Kronos Incorporated
    L-1 Identity Solutions
    LexisNexis Risk Solutions
    MAXIMUS
    McAfee
    Microsoft
    Motorola
    NetApp
    NIC
    Northrop Grumman
    Novell
    NSI
    Open Text Public Sector Solutions
    Oracle
    PAETEC
    Pegasystems
    Perceptive Software
    Policy Studies, Inc.
    Polycom
    Public CIO
    Quest Software
    Qwest
    Red Hat
    Revenue Solutions, Inc.
    Salesforce.com
    Sanborn
    SAP Public Services
    SAS
    Sierra Systems
    Smarsh
    Software AG
    SunGard Availability Services
    Symantec
    T4G
    Tandberg
    TAPFIN
    Tata Consultancy Services
    TecSec Security
    Teradata Corporation
    TPI
    TurboHercules, Inc
    Unisys
    Uptime Institute
    Verizon Business
    Vion
    VMware
    Zanett

For more information, please contact Shawn Karrick, (859) 514-9156, skarrick@AMRms.com.

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