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are some links to San Antonio and Local Area Computer Organizations and
a few Related Sites.
Have you got a favorite group? Why not submit it to the Alamo
PC webmaster for possible addition
to this list.
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Alamo
PC Organization
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AFCEA
- Alamo Chapter
Armed Forces
Communications
and Electronics
Association
is an international, professional association whose main goals are to promote
industry-government cooperation in developing effective information, command,
control, communications, computer and intelligence capabilities and to
contribute to the professional education of those interested in scientific
fields.
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AITP
The Association of Information Technology Professionals
is dedicated to providing industry leadership and professional development
to members of the Information Technology profession.
It is the mission of AITP to provide superior leadership and education
in Information Technology. AITP is dedicated to using the synergy of Information
Technology partnerships to provide education and benefits to our members
and to working with the industry to assist in the overall promotion and
direction of Information Technology.
Prospective Members: Contact us (see below) and check out our Membership
page, too!
Address:
P.O. Box 790437, San Antonio, TX 78229
Phone (Hotline): (210) 697-3239
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CASA
Commodore Amiga of San Antonio meets the
3rd Monday of the month, 7 PM at Balcones Heights Community Center, 107
Glenarm. Contact Jason Peacock, (210) 653-6909.
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CLCC
The Canyon Lake
Computer
Club
is for anyone interested in computers. The Canyon Lake Computer Club seeks
to further the knowledge of and to promote the effective use of personal
computers by its members, and the general public, through instructional
programs, activities, and services.
Contact Information
To learn more about the club, contact any of the officers or members.
Our mailing address is:
Canyon Lake Computer Club
P.O. Box 2233
Canyon Lake, TX 78130
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CRECER
Computer Recycling
for Education and Community
Enhancing
Resources
is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt organization that seeks to improve local
access to computers and information by awarding recycled computer equipment
to other not-for-profit organizations.
Contact:
Computer Recycling for Education and Community Enhancing Resources
P.O. Box 792504
San Antonio, TX 78279 - 2504
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HCCC
Hill Country
Computer
Club is a regional area computer club. They have members of a variety of computer ability from the newbie to the expert. Their goal is to help people learn to use their computers and provide a networking source for users..
Monthly meetings are in the Fellowship Hall of The Church of Christ, 505 Sidney Baker in Kerrville Texas on the third Thursday of the month at 7pm. Visitors are welcome.
Contact:
Hill Country Computer Club
PO BOX 291853
Kerrville TX 78029
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Help
Desk Institute - Mission Trails Chapter
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Lotus
Notes Users Group
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MacApple
MacApple Users
of San Antonio is an enthusiastic group of committed computer users whose
emphasis is on Apple computers or the Mac OS, (Macintosh computer operating
systems). MacApple Users welcome Mac users of every background and
skill level to join us and find out how to make your
computer work for you, and not the other way around!
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MAS
90 Accounting
Meets for breakfast the third Wednesday of each month, 7:30 AM at the
Petroleum Club. Call Laura Taylor, 308-5505.
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SalsaNet
The SalsaNet
mission is to: provide vision and leadership to develop a regional information
environment, educate the community on the values and particulars of
telecommunications, encourage and enable area residents to use telecommunications,
expand the means of educational and governmental access, provide a forum
for the discussion of public policy related to information access, provide
a stimulus for economic development.
The name SALSA.NET is derived from "San Antonio Local Superhighway Access
Network". Salsa.Net is ACTII's registered Internet Domain name.
Salsa.Net
P.O. Box 460742
San Antonio, Texas 78246-0742
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SATLUG
San Antonio
Linux
Users
Group.
A group of Linux enthusiasts promoting the understanding and use of Linux.
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SASPIN
The San Antonio
Software
Process
Improvement
Network
is a communication forum established for the free and open exchange of
software process improvement experiences and practical ideas. The SASPIN
is a leadership forum that promotes continuous software process improvement
through an active program of networking, presentation and publication,
recognition of excellence, technology awareness, and mutual support. The
SASPIN is an open forum for anyone interested in improving software process.
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SA
PowerBuilder UG
The San Antonio
PowerBuilder
User
Group.
This group offers help for those who ise the PFC / Powerbuilder software
to build websites etc. The group meets infrequently, check their website
for contacts and meeting times.
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SIGGRAPH
Special Interest
Group for Computer Graphics Local Chapter We are a chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery's (ACM)
Special Interest Group in Computer Graphics. We support the mission and
purpose of our parent organization:
ACM SIGGRAPH’s mission is to promote the generation and dissemination
of information on computer graphics and interactive techniques. ACM SIGGRAPH’s
purpose is to foster a membership community whose core values help them
to catalyze the innovation and application of computer graphics and interactive
techniques.
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TASA
Technology Advocates
of San Antonio is a member-driven non-profit organization uniquely positioned to speak with one voice for the fast-growing technology community in San Antonio, Texas. TASA works to promote technological competence in business, government and medicine in South Texas. Support for TASA's initiatives is derived from its members. In fact, the direction of the organization depends on member input. We encourage member participation in every facet of the organization.
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Tex-MUG
The purpose of the Tex-MUG
is to provide educational assistance to its faculty, students, and staff
members in the use of computer hardware, software, and related products
at the Health Science Center and other educational institutions in the
San Antonio area.
The Texas Macintosh Users Group (Tex-MUG) is a non-profit organization associated with The University of Texas Health Science Center at SanAntonio Texas. Tex-MUG is not affiliated with Apple Computer, Inc., or any other commercial enterprise.
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Unix
San Antonio Unix Users Group meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month,
6:30 PM at the Technow Bldg., 4243 E. Piedras, Suite 220. Contact Philip
Helsel, (210) 490-4786.
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Related
Organizations:
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APCUG
The Association of Personal
Computer
User
Groups
is an organization dedicated to helping member computer user groups succeed.
The APCUG helps to foster communications by operating as an informal network
between user group organizations and also with companies that provide computer
related and Internet related goods and services. The APCUG also assists
member groups in the fulfillment of their educational missions and activities
by sharing with officers of member user groups, the knowledge of what it
takes for user groups to better serve their members. The APCUG operates
as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
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ECRC
The San Antonio Electronic
Commerce
Resource
Center
offers educational and consulting services to businesses and government
agencies interested in taking advantage of the power of Electronic Commerce.
They specialize in helping small and medium size companies in providing
products and services to the federal government.
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IEEE
The San Antonio Chapter of the IEEE Computer
Society
The IEEE Computer Society is the world's leading organization of computer professionals.
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.
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Society
For Technical Communicaton - Alamo Chapter
The Society for Technical
Communication
is the world's largest professional association serving the technical communication
profession.
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Women
In Communications
Women In
Communications
represents members in the fields of contemporary communications, including
print and broadcast journalism, marketing, public relations, advertising,
audiovisual production, communications education and research, graphic
arts, photojournalism, telecommunications and multimedia, technical writing,
business communications, publishing and communications law.
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