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Association for Computing
Machinery, Chicago Chapter
International: ACM is the world's oldest and largest educational and scientific computing society. Since 1947 ACM has provided a vital forum for the exchange of information, ideas, and discoveries. Today, ACM serves a membership of more than 80,000 computing professionals in more than 100 countries in all areas of industry, academia, and government. ACM,
the Association for Computing Machinery, is an international scientific and
educational organization dedicated to advancing the arts, sciences, and
applications of information technology. With a world-wide membership of
80,000, ACM functions as a locus for computing professionals and students
working in the various fields of Information Technology. ACM Special
Interest Groups Guide
ACM's
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) in 34 distinct areas of information technology
address your varied interests - programming languages, graphics,
computer-human interaction, and mobile communications, just to name a few. Each SIG organizes itself around those
specific activities that best serve both its practitioner- and research-based
constituencies. Many SIGs sponsor conferences and workshops and offer members
reduced rates for registration and proceedings. SIGs also produce newsletters and other publications, or
support lively e-mail forums for information exchange. Choosing to join a SIG may be one of the
most important decisions of your career. Chicago Chapter ACM
Chicago
Chapter ACM meets frequently, generally at the DePaul campuses. Chicago ACM SIGsACM SIGART
Chicago
The
Chicago Chapter of ACM's SIGART group sponsors quarterly meetings on various
subjects in the field of AI. We've had presentations from the academic side,
such as a tutorial on the history and basics of neural networks - to the
practical industry side, such as the testing of expert systems. CHI-Squared http://www.acm.org/chapters/chi-sqrd/ Welcome to CHI-Squared! CHI-Squared is the local SIG for the Chicago area chapter of ACM
SIGCHI (Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction). We meet
approximately once a month during the academic year (usually on a Wednesday
evening, starting around 6/6:30pm). The purpose of CHI-Squared is to build up a local network of HCI
professionals and students in the greater Chicago area. In particular, our
primary aims are: ·
to provide a forum where HCI professionals in the local
area can come together to meet and exchange ideas, ·
to gain a better understanding of the type and range of
HCI work being conducted in the local area, and ·
to gather and provide information about HCI resources and
experts available in the local area. For more background information about CHI-Squared, see the web pages on our history and our bylaws |
Association of Internet
Professionals, Chicago
AIP,
International
Representing more than 9,500 individual Internet Professionals and over 150 leading Internet industry companies and educational institutions, The Association of Internet Professionals (AIP) is the premier professional association of the Internet industry. The AIP exists to unify, support and represent the global community of Internet professionals. The organization also serves as a forum for the ideas, people and issues shaping the future of the Internet industry. AIP's
benefits and programs are designed to help members succeed in today's
rapidly-evolving Internet/Intranet/Extranet marketplace. Responding to members' needs, our list of
benefits is constantly evolving. Here's a sampling of some of the benefits
AIP provides our members:
AIP
was founded through the alliance of the Internet Developers Association
(IDA), and the International Society of Internet Professionals (ISIP) in
April of 1997. Later that year, the new entity was renamed the Association of
Internet Professionals (AIP). In
December, 1997, AIP acquired the Webmasters Guild (WMG), bringing the WMG's
sizeable stable of chapters and its chapter development program to the
conglomerate. The
diversity of the AIP membership base allows our members to better network.
AIP members would rather network with those they can do business with, rather
than just their competitors. AIP's individual membership includes those from
all aspects of the Internet industry, however senior executives and
technical/design professionals are in the majority: 42% senior management. Defined as positions at the
vice-presidential level or above - the decision-makers. 41% technical/design. Defined as any non-senior
management position with a technical or design focus. 10% freelance. Defined as independent contractors,
the self-employed or any other similar situation. 7% business. Defined as any non-senior management
position with a business administration, sales, or marketing focus. AIP's
corporate membership is equally diverse, including both industry leaders and
smaller pre-IPO companies in a variety of business segments, ranging from
hardware and software to web design and consulting to ISPs and telcos to
financial services and legal firms. Today
AIP is the largest professional association serving the Internet industry,
with more than 35 local chapters, spanning more than 30 countries and growing
rapidly. AIP Chicago
Meets monthly throughout Chicagoland area; the calendar includes other meetings which are of interest to Internet professionals |
Association for Multimedia
Communications
Who is the
Association for Multimedia Communications?
Members
and Sponsors of the Association for Multimedia Communications are
individuals, small businesses, corporations and educational institutions
involved with or interested in interactive multimedia and the Internet as
communications tools. What do you do?
Membership
interests and expertise include authoring, programming, scripting, writing,
design, graphics, animation, audio, video, training, education, marketing,
public relations, advertising, technological services, hardware manufacturing
and software development. What is your
mission?
When are the
meetings held?
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CAMP IT Expo
For
17 years, the CAMP IT EXPO has been the most cost-effective way to market IT
solutions to Midwest enterprises. The
show features a highly focused audience and a table-top format. The attendees are the IT decision-makers
at the largest enterprises in the Midwest. They do the buying for millions of
employees. Attendee titles include
CIOs, VPs, Directors, Manager, IT Staff. Check this site for details on the October 9, 2002 CAMP IT Expo. |
Chicago Computer Society
Welcome
to the Official Web Site of the Chicago Computer Society (CCS), a
not-for-profit 501 (C)3 educational computer user group From
New User novice to IT experts, there is something for everyone and a chance
to share knowledge with others. The
Chicago Computer Society is the largest personal computer user group in the
Chicagoland area. We have 8 CCS Chapters and about 20 Special Interest
Groups (SIGs) that meet regularly throughout Chicago, the suburbs and
Northern Indiana. There is a meeting or event nearly every day of the
month. We
offer our members and guests a wide range of networking and learning
opportunities. If you're a beginner, CCS membership is a great way to learn
how to get the maximum use of your computer with minimum confusion. If you're
an expert, you can meet people with similar interests, expand your knowledge,
and show off your skills. Feel
free to browse through our site, attend one or more of our meetings, or
volunteer to help. We
are glad to have you visit us! Special Interest Groups Access
Fourth
Monday 7:00 p.m. Access
Developers 2nd Tuesday 6:00 p.m. ACT! Second
Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Digital
Imagery 3rd
Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Internet
(Downtown) Second Tuesday 5:30 p.m. Internet
(Indiana) 1st Thursday 7:00 p.m. Internet
(South) Fourth
Tuesday 7:00 p.m. Microsoft
Server Tech 1st Thursday 5:30 p.m. Office/Suite
Second
Wednesday 6:00 p.m. Senior
Thursdays
(Every) 9:00 a.m. Web
Design/Promotion 1st Sat. 1:00 p.m. Web
Development Second
Saturday 10:00 a.m. Windows
(South) First Tuesday 7:00 p.m. Word Process (South) Second Tuesday 7:00 p.m. |
Chicago Java Users Group
The
Chicago Java Users Group (CJUG) is dedicated to promoting Java related
technologies in a network world. It is an arena where you can exchange
information, problems, ideas, experiences, resources, and questions related
to the Java language. We provide Java users with meetings, discussion groups,
forums, panels, lectures, and other similar programs concerned with the
development and exchange of research data relevant to the Java language. We
help coordinate workshops, training, and special interest groups to further
the purpose of the group. Welcome to CJUG's
Information Page! CJUG
is a group that is dedicated to providing a forum to share items of interest
to the Chicagoland Java community. CJUG is comprised of over 100 members from
various companies throughout the Chicagoland area, representing several IT
disciplines. CJUG meets once a month, most notably the 3rd Tuesday of each
month, at a predetermined location (see our Current Events page for more
information on events, etc.) If you are interested in attending a meeting, please check out our Current Events page for the next meeting date/time/location and topic. Membership information is easily available on our new site here, and please feel free to email us at cjug@cjug.org with your questions, etc. |
Chicago PHP User Group
Chicago
PHP Users Group is comprised of a wide variety of individuals, from beginners
to experts, learning and helping each other manage their PHP projects. Meet
monthly, Type A, 434 W Ontario, Suite 300, Chicago |
Chicago.PM (Chicago area
chapter of the group Perl Mongers)
Chicago.PM
is the Chicago area chapter of the group /Perl M([ou]nger|aniac)s/, an
informal organization of interested Perl programmers, users, readers,
writers, hackers, mungers, manglers, and even a few innocent bystanders. The
purpose of the group is to provide interested parties the chance to get
together once in a while, and enjoy some good food and/or drink. If the
conversation ever turns around to Perl topics, that's fine. But we won't push
you. |
Chicago Software Association
Membership
is corporate and entitles all employees to participate in CSA activities and
events at member rates. THE
CSA VISION To be a leading proponent for the software industry by fostering collaboration within the industry, promoting the information technology environment, and influencing public policy. THE
CSA MISSION The
Chicago Software Association offers value to its members through networking
and professional development opportunities, offering solutions to work force
challenges, creating connections for capital formation for member companies,
and providing methods for member companies to enhance their competitive edge.
The
CSA is a regional industry trade association which serves all of Illinois and
a 150 mile radius around Chicago (including southern Wisconsin and Northern
Indiana). The
CSA and its member companies are dedicated to building a vibrant industry in
the Silicon Prairie. Industry members include software, IT training, IT
consulting, and Internet provider companies. The CSA currently has over 550
members. In
addition to a number of annual events, and frequent discussion forums, the
CSA hosts a number of roundtable lunches throughout the month, covering a
specific topic for each lunch.
Roundtables include:
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ChicWIT (Chicago Women In Technology) Welcome
to WorldWITTM A world for women in technology and business. A resource for professional women to share ideas, network, mentor, and learn on a local and global level. WorldWit is a global, online and offline networking community for business women in technology organizations and professions. We started the organization in mid-1999 in Chicago, and it has spread to include thousands of women in nearly forty metropolitan areas, over five continents. The heart of WorldWit is our family of email discussion groups (list-servs) on which women share advice and information about jobs, careers, business and technical problems, "life-support" issues like personal services, and lots more. There are now over 50 WorldWIT email lists around the globe, with over 20,000 subscribers. Each list is slightly different depending upon the personalities of the people who subscribe to it. All of the lists are free and aim to provide a forum for women to share ideas and information. Chicagoans can subscribe to ChicWIT (Chicago Women in Technology). |
Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce
Technology Tuesdays
Chicagoland
Chamber of Commerce, Technology Tuesdays, 10-11 a.m., 330 N. Wabash, #2800,
(312) 494-6709, email: slahalih@chicagolandchamber.org |
Chicagoland Electronic Commerce
Initiative (CECI)
About CECI –
Definition
of Electronic Commerce: Mission: Vision: Values: Meetings: CECI's Meetings are scheduled
on the second Wednesday of the month. We now allow for more flexibility. In
months where there is a lot of administrative activity (usually January and
over the summer) CECI does not have a direct meeting, but refers
"participants" to selected non CECI events. |
Chicagoland Sybase Tools User
Group
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ColdFusion Users Group
www.cfugorama.com/cfugorama/chicfug Fig Leaf Software started the very first CFUG, or ColdFusion User Group, in July 1996. Fig Leaf Software is a Macromedia Premier Partner for Consulting and Training services. Fig Leaf is dedicated to the education and support of computer professionals developing web sites using ColdFusion, a product of Macromedia Corporation, for Internet, Intranet and Web application development. |
COMDEX Chicago
April
15 – 17, 2003 |
Digital Eve
About
DigitalEve!
DigitalEve
is a global, non-profit organization for women in new media and digital
technology. As
a women-focused and community-based organization, DigitalEve draws upon the
collective strength of its rapidly growing worldwide network of local
chapters to create a united voice that recognizes and emphasizes the
influence of women in the field of new media technology - at all levels of
involvement, ages, cultures, and abilities. DigitalEve offers the opportunity for women and their communities to close the gap between women's contribution to and the lack of recognition for their efforts in new media. DigitalEve encourages and depends upon the strength and growth of its chapters, just as it organizes a network of programs, companies, services, content providers, and other resources for the women within the global DigitalEve network. Digital Eve Chicago DigitalEve
Chicago is a collaborative community that provides wisdom, resources, and
technology to empower, educate, and create opportunities for women in the
digital world. For us, the "digital world" encompasses all
technology -- not just the Web or new media. Our members include people who
work with technology directly or indirectly -- programmers, designers,
writers, account executives, sales representatives, public relations
professionals, and producers of both traditional and online media. We
are the Chicago chapter of DigitalEve, a global nonprofit organization for
women in new media and digital technology, committed to advancing the role of
women in the digital world. DigitalEve was launched in Fall 2000, and we
officially launched our chapter in September 2001. In addition to the
resources offered through the global organization, our chapter benefits both
its members and the Chicagoland community through networking opportunities,
online resources, education opportunities, and mentoring programs. DE Chicago Happenings DigitalEve Chicago provides opportunities to network, learn, contribute and be a part of Chicago’s digital community. Since our chapter began forming in January 2001, our members have: ...represented DigitalEve Chicago at the largest gathering of women in technology ever held in Chicago ...enjoyed a panel discussion about job-hunting in the current market ..launched a mentoring program introducing inner-city girls to technology ...and much more. We have chatted over coffee, met for cocktails, and gathered in people’s homes to shape the organization whose web site you are now visiting. So what are you waiting for? Take a few minutes to join DigitalEve Chicago, and be a part of the community! Monthly Meetings In
marking your schedule for future meetings, keep in mind that we usually plan
the monthly meetings on the second Thursday of each month whenever possible. Meeting
Location:
The Illinois Institute of Art • 350 N. Orleans • Room 124 |
First Tuesday
First
Tuesday is the world's leading network for innovation and technology. With
over 50,000 active members worldwide, the First Tuesday network includes 49
cities in 29 countries across five continents and brings together the leading
players in the technologies sector: entrepreneurs and managers of new
ventures; venture capitalists and investors; service providers; and
"intrapreneurs" and technology managers in corporate entities. No
other such company operates in as many cities with such local depth as First
Tuesday. First Tuesday cities hold monthly events, such as: the Classic event, which traditionally brings together the full range of a city's membership on the first Tuesday of the month; Thought Leadership events, which bring together leading experts to brainstorm on issues in the technology sector; or Wireless Wednesday events, which are focused on the wireless segment of the telecom sector. |
Granite Lotus Notes/Domino User
Group
Welcome! GRANITE is proud to bring you an exciting array of presentations, technical seminars, cyber forums and other valuable resources. Our members benefit throughout the year by sharing information with each other at our meetings and via our Domino website. GRANITE
Meetings are held the first Monday of every even-numbered month, generally at
the IBM Building in downtown Chicago at Wacker & State, Room 1103, from 9
am to 3 pm GRANITE
Technical Workshops are generally held the first Monday of every odd
month. Technical workshops start at 4
p.m. and end around 6 p.m. Sessions are held in various suburban locations. Technical Workshops are hands-on, PC-based help forums. Workshops start with a short technical presentation, i.e. tips and techniques, and end with attendee discussion and problem-solving. So, bring your laptops, database problems and any helpful hints to share with others. |
IEEE Computer Society, Chicago
Chapter
www.computer.org/chapter/chicago About the IEEE
The IEEE (Eye-triple-E) is a non-profit, technical professional association of more than 377,000 individual members in 150 countries. The full name is the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc., although the organization is most popularly known and referred to by the letters I-E-E-E. Through
its members, the IEEE is a leading authority in technical areas ranging from
computer engineering, biomedical technology and telecommunications, to
electric power, aerospace and consumer electronics, among others. Through
its technical publishing, conferences and consensus-based standards
activities, the IEEE
About the IEEE Computer
Society
With
nearly 100,000 members, the IEEE Computer Society is the world's leading
organization of computer professionals.
Founded in 1946, it is the largest of the 36 societies of the
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). The
Computer Society's vision is to be the leading provider of technical
information and services to the world's computing professionals. The Society is dedicated to advancing the theory, practice, and application of computer and information processing technology. Through its conferences, applications-related and research-oriented journals, local and student chapters, distance learning campus, technical committees, and standards working groups, the Society promotes an active exchange of information, ideas, and technological innovation among its members. In addition, the Society maintains close ties with the US Computing Sciences Accreditation Board and Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, monitoring and evaluating curriculum accreditation guidelines. With
over 40 percent of our members living and working outside the United States,
the Computer Society fosters international communication, cooperation, and
information exchange. To meet the needs of our members conveniently and
efficiently, the Society maintains service center offices in Brussels and
Tokyo, in addition to a publications office in Los Alamitos, California, and
the headquarters in Washington, DC. Chicago ChapterChapter activities are open to all members of the IEEE Computer Society. Our chapter usually combines with the Fox Valley Subsection of the IEEE to sponsor events. There is currently no membership fee for the chapter. Most of our presentation meetings are open to anyone, IEEE member or not. See the list of recent meetings. |
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Independent Computer Consultants Association, Chicago Chapter The
Independent Computer Consultants Association's (ICCA) goal is to support the
success of independent computer consultants in providing professional
services to their clients. The
ICCA Chicago Chapter holds monthly meetings which are open to the public. Through chapters, educational conferences and programs, government and vendor relations activities, publications and electronic forums, ICCA members encourage high standards of performance in the industry, increased understanding of computer resources within the client community, and enhanced recognition of the computer consulting profession as a valuable and important resource for today's computer dependent society. |
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The Internet Society The Internet SOCiety (ISOC) is a professional membership society with more than 150 organization and 11,000 individual members in over 182 countries. It provides leadership in addressing issues that confront the future of the Internet, and is the organization home for the groups responsible for Internet infrastructure standards, including the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and the Internet Architecture Board (IAB). The Society's individual and organization members are bound by a common stake in maintaining the viability and global scaling of the Internet. They comprise the companies, government agencies, and foundations that have created the Internet and its technologies as well as innovative new entrepreneurial organizations contributing to maintain that dynamic. Visit their home pages to see how Internet innovators are creatively using the network. ISOC has the inside track on nearly all the major technology issues and political issues affecting the development and growth of the Internet. ISOC-Chicago The three-fold mission of ISOC-Chicago will be: · To provide a channel for members to have a collective voice expressing our inputs to ISOC regarding the future of the Internet and the standards which govern it. · To help educate those who live in this area about the importance of the Internet, the technologies which enable it, and the importance of participating in this great internetworked capability that is rapidly changing our Society. · To promote the professional development and education of our members through exciting education programs, presentations and tours of local businesses and organizations who are directly involved with the Internet. Meetings: ISOC-Chicago meets about once per month. |
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Microsoft Internet Developers Group Mission
The
mission of the Microsoft Internet Developers Group (MIDG@Chicago) is to share
information about and promote the adoption of Microsoft Internet
technologies. The group is focused on the needs of corporate developers in
creating business solutions. Meeting Locations
MIDG
is happily sponsored by IMG, a Chicago-based e-Business consulting and
training firm. All meetings are held
at one of our three locations in Chicago, Schaumburg, and Bloomington. If
you live in central Illinois or Chicago's suburbs, there's a MIDG meeting
near you! MIDG@CentIL is held on the second Wednesday of each month at our
Bloomington office. Also, we're offering meetings in various suburban Chicago
locations such as IMG's Schaumburg office, Microsoft's Downers Grove office,
and United Stationers' office in Des Plaines. Be sure to check out the
Meetings page for where we'll be meeting. |
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The OMNI User An Association of Chicagoland Computer Professionals The Omni User is
Chicagoland's largest and oldest association of computer users. We specialize
in the IBM midrange platform and associated computing devices including local
area networks serviced by the midrange platform, remote computing equipment
and peripherals. The Omni User meets monthly to share educational and
practical experiences, mailing the monthly newsletter to over 1100 local
computer professionals. |
Society for Information
Management, Chicago Chapter
Established in 1968, the Society for Information Management (SIM) is a not-for-profit organization of information technology experts, including CIOs, CTOs and emerging IT leaders, as well as key professionals within the IT community, such as academicians and consultants. SIM provides its diverse membership with a sound infrastructure to pool their insights. The result: access to international IT perspectives, continuing education opportunities and an elite network of peer resources through programs designed exclusively for the information management executive. The SIM Mission
To
support IT leaders by:
SIM Chicago
Chicago
SIM is a chapter within the Society for Information Management (SIM), a
prestigious professional association of executives, academics, and
consultants in the information management field. Membership is limited to the
top information executives in leading business or public sector firms and key
academic contributors to the field. SIM's mission is to provide international
leadership and education in the successful use of information technology to
meet business objectives. Chapters
of SIM are geographically based. Chicago serves the Northern Illinois area
represents and is one of approximately 30 chapters of SIM worldwide. The
Chicago Chapter conducts a number of important services for its members,
including coordinating with SIM International regarding worldwide issues of
vital interest to all SIM members, and offering focused services to the
Chicago Area members such as monthly events hosted in Chicago, CIO
roundtable's, new member orientation, member directory, community service
activities. The Chicago Chapter has established the following overall goals
& objectives:
Membership
When
you become a member of SIM, you join 3,000 of the world's premier IT
executives. You also become part of an organization that understands and
helps you to meet the challenges you face each day. SIM provides you with both practical and insightful business
solutions, along with educational
opportunities for professional development and growth. Whether
you choose to join SIM as an Individual, Enterprise, Enterprise Plus,
Academic Institution or Vendor Partner member, you're guaranteed access to
the information most relevant to helping you reach your personal and
professional objectives. Membership
in SIM is based upon specific criteria. Prospective members must complete an
application form and submit the application for review by the Executive
Committee. For further information about membership in the Chicago Chapter on
SIM, contact the current Membership Chair of the Chapter. |
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Technology Executives Club
www.technologyexecutivesclub.com Our Mission
The
Technology Executives Club is a professional education and networking
association for Hi-Tech and eBusiness executives. The Club's mission is to
help executives grow their business using the Internet and related
technologies. There
are three key objectives to accomplishing this mission: 1.
Provide a forum for gathering Hi-Tech and eBusiness Executives; 2.
Provide practical information for transforming your company into an
eBusiness using the Internet and related technologies; 3.
Acting as a catalyst for new alliances and access to key service
providers. Members
Our members are director level and above from two primary segments. The first is the High Technology segment, which includes software, technology, Internet, internet services, infrastructures (such as telecommunications), dot.coms, and any company that utilizes Internet and Related technology in its product or service offering. The second segment are the “ebusiness" executives. These executives are from enterprise (brick and mortar) companies, mid cap and above, that have primary responsibility for their company's use of the Internet and/or Internet strategy SIGS These
groups meet quarterly to discuss a specific topic or discipline.
Meetings are content based and there will be an event program. There is
no limit on attendance at these meetings. Meetings can be held at a
member's site or at a facility selected by the SIG. Technology
Executives Club will assist with the online registration and promotion of the
event. SIG Co-Chairs will be responsible for program content. eBusiness Exchange SIG Finance & Venture
Capital SIG Global Business SIG Human
Resources & eLearning SIG Internet Marketing SIG Legal Issues in e-Business
& Technology SIG ·
C-Level Executives
from High Technology Companies ·
Legal Counsel, Compliance Officers and Key Business Decision Makers
from Fortune 1000 Companies who have an interest in learning about the legal
and regulatory issues facing their businesses. Security & Risk Reduction SIG Software & ASP Industry SIG This SIG will explore the business, operational and legal issues and considerations involved in this rapidly changing industry. |
UniForum Chicago
The
International Association of Open Systems Professionals National Since
its inception in 1981, UniForum has served as a professional association for
end users, developers, and vendors to promote and exchange information about
the practices and benefits of open technologies and related hardware,
software, applications and standards. UniForum members include:
Mission
Statement
UniForum
is an international vendor-independent not-for-profit association that the
use of open systems, based on shared industry standards. Central
to this mission is the delivery of high quality educational programs,
conferences, publications, on-line services and peer group interaction. Chicago
UniForum
Chicago is the Chicago area affiliate of UniForum. UniForum Chicago has
monthly educational meetings to provide a local forum in the Chicago area for
open systems and UNIX discussion and to provide an opportunity to meet other
professionals in our field. PerlSIG
Hosts
meetings periodically |
Webgrrls
Mission Statement Webgrrls
International provides a forum for women in or interested in new media and
technology to network, exchange job and business leads, form strategic
alliances, mentor and teach, intern and learn the skills to help women
succeed in an increasingly technical workplace and world. Welcome to the Chicago Chapter of Webgrrls! This chapter is dedicated to supporting the membership in their quest to utilize technology in innovative ways to further their careers, free themselves from the confines of traditional work environments, and assist others in their exploration into new possibilities made possible by emerging technology. |