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Compuware
Corporation (NASDAQ: CPWR) provides
software and IT services that help
you maximize the value of your technology
investments. We can help you:
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govern
your IT operations and infrastructure
as a whole increase efficiency,
cost control and employee productivity
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improve
time-to-market and software quality
in application development and
delivery
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maximize
availability and performance of
critical business systems
Founded
in 1973, Compuware serves the world's
leading IT organizations, including
more than 90 percent of the Fortune
100 companies.
More information about Compuware can
be found at www.compuware.com.
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Australian
Computer Society
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The Australian Computer Society
(ACS) is the recognised association
for Information & Communications
Technology (ICT) professionals,
attracting a large and active
membership from all levels of
the ICT industry. A member of
the Australian Council of Professions,
the ACS is the public voice
of the ICT profession and the
guardian of professional ethics
and standards in the ICT industry,
with a commitment to the wider
community to ensure the beneficial
use of ICT.
The society
was founded in 1966. Its objectives
are to further the study, science
and application of Information
Technology; promote, develop
and monitor competence in the
practice of ICT by people and
organisations; maintain and
promote a Code of Ethics for
members of the Society; define
and promote standards of knowledge
of ICT for members, promote
the formulation of effective
policies on ICT and related
matters; extend the knowledge
and understanding of ICT in
the community; promote the benefits
of membership of the Society
and promote the benefits of
employing members of the Society.
More information about ACS can
be found at
www.acs.org.au/
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Global
Enterprise Architecture Organisation
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The
Global Enterprise Architecture
Organisation (GEAO) is the premier
resource for Enterprise Architecture
professionals around the world.
GEAO
is a new not-for-profit organisation
created by and for professionals
who work in the field of Enterprise
Architecture.
Enterprise
Architecture reflects the translation
of the overall vision of an
enterprise into the very fabric
of an organisation - its goals,
strategies, tactics, policies,
processes technology - into
everything it does. It is a
guiding blueprint that will
hold the organisation together
as it grows and evolves into
the future and works across
organisational boundaries and
disciplines.
The
fast-paced networked economy,
together with the multi-disciplinary
approach of Enterprise Architecture,
requires professionals in this
field to work harder than ever
to maintain and improve their
skills and knowledge. GEAO is
designed to fulfil this requirement
by providing professional information,
support and resources that help
professionals to succeed.
More information about GEAO
can be found at www.geao.org/
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Internet
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ISOC-AU is a non-profit society
founded in 1996 which promotes
Internet development in Australia
for the whole community - private,
academic and business users: the
Internet is for everyone! ISOC-AU
is a chapter of the world-wide
Internet Society and supports
international web accessibility
guidelines.
More information about isoc can
be found at
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Association
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The
vision of the Association of
Enterprise Architecture (a|EA)
is to be the world's foremost
organization for promoting scholarship,
improving practices, establishing
standards, and facilitating
dialogue among all stakeholders
with an interest in the field
of enterprise architecture.
The
Association of Enterprise Architecture
(a|EA) uses the concept of an
enterprise-wide architecture
to promote the success of public
and private sector organizations
on a local, national, regional,
and/or global basis.
Subscribe
to the Journal
of Enterprise Architecture
and in the process become a
member of the a|EA.
More information about a|EA
can be found at
http://www.aeajournal.org/
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