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To: TATO who wrote (4471)	2/16/1998 11:56:00 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10786

Tato, yes, ALYD has ITAA certification: itaa.org I think the list is notable for which companies are not on the list, rather than those that are. But just because you are on the list doesn't mean your Y2K solution does anything more than meet some base criteria. From the ITAA web site: ========== The Information Technology Association of America (ITAA) is the leading trade association of this nation's information technology industry. ITAA's 11,000 direct and affiliated member companies create and market products and information services associated with computers, communications, and data. ITAA sponsors a wide range of services, meetings and activities that enhance an IT firm's ability to remain competitive in the marketplace. Through it's advocacy efforts, ITAA helps to foster an environment which is conducive to the health, prosperity and competitive nature of the information technology industry and to help its members succeed in delivering the benefits of IT to their customers. With the aid of its four divisions the association represents the IT industry's interests in issues such as intellectual property protection, government procurement, telecommunications policy, taxation and privacy. The association's industry development programs include advocacy on legislative and regulatory issues, studies and statistics, domestic and international market development and industry promotion. ITAA also provides extensive opportunities for business development and networking. It strives to create an atmosphere for member firms to seek partnering relationships, joint technology development, marketing arrangements and growing firms an ability to learn about equity financing. ITAA has also established a close working relationship with the Council of Regional Information Technology Associations (CRITA) which consists of twenty-four regional groups and on the international level with twenty-two associations located around the world who are affiliated with the World Information Technology and Services Alliance (WITSA). To become a member of ITAA, please fill out our membership application or contact Jennifer Charnetski at (703) 284-5343 or jcharnetski@itaa.org. ========== Hope this helps. - Jeff