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2005 was a great year for SHARE. Aside from celebrating its 50th anniversary, no small thing in and of itself, SHARE enjoyed a number of successes throughout the year. Attendance at our two, week-long user events exceeded our expectations; we recorded our first positive net income solely from operations in thirteen years; we incubated a new project called "zNextGen;" we recognized and celebrated efforts of SHARE ambassadors through a promotion called “Bring ‘Em To Boston”; we began to experience frequent and complimentary media coverage; and we continued to advance long-range strategic planning through an effort called “Project Spark”.
Celebrating 50 years. To celebrate this occasion, SHARE hosted a number of anniversary activities at both the winter and summer 2005 SHARE User Event conferences. These activities included dedicated sessions discussing SHARE's history, as well as its future, a memorabilia display in the Technology Exchange expo that included items of SHARE's and the computing industry's history, and a 50th anniversary cake and champagne toast during one of the evening receptions. While in Boston, SmithBucklin, our HQ operating partner, hosted a reception for SHARE volunteers at Boston's historic Union Oyster House to celebrate SHARE's 30 years with SmithBucklin.
Stabilizing our financial foundation. The SHARE Board of Directors passed an operating budget for FY 2005 that included substantial expense reductions. Taking this sign as a mandate to improve our bottom line, SHARE management worked closely with our Executive Director and the HQ staff to seek efficiencies and weed out unnecessary expenses. Our year-end results included a 12% reduction in operating expenses (vs. approved budget) as well as an 8% increase in revenue (versus the approved budget).
Celebrating SHARE's volunteer ambassadors. SHARE launched, “Bring 'Em to Boston”, a promotion co-sponsored by IBM Business Partners MSI Systems Integrators and Logicalis. This promotion rewarded loyal SHARE attendees for introducing SHARE to newcomers through numerous recognitions and the opportunity to win three Grand Prizes valued at $5,000 each! The promotion created a substantial buzz heading into and while in Boston, and resulted in nearly one hundred new attendees. We deemed it a great success.
The incubation of a new project. SHARE and IBM worked in close partnership to jointly launch zNextGen. This initiative creates a global community for students and IT professionals interested in entering the mainframe computing arena. It is one approach to providing the next generation of mainframe IT professionals to replace the current population expected to retire over the next several years. It also provides a forum for those senior mainframe professionals to pass on their painfully learned experience to the next generation. zNextGen was unveiled in Boston to much media coverage and the excitement of all our attendees. By year-end, the initiative was formalizing into a SHARE Project, featured a highly-energized steering committee, and was busy preparing specific plans for Seattle (Winter, 2006) and beyond.
SHARE retains a PR firm. In a first-ever decision, SHARE's Board of Directors entered into an engagement with TechImage, a Chicago-based public relations firm that specializes in the IT industry. In addition to the dollar investment, SHARE management (Officers, Directors, and other volunteer leaders) invested significant time and energy to undergo media training and participate in numerous interviews with various media representatives. The SHARE Board is monitoring multiple measurements that seek to gauge the return on all this investment. Overall, we are very pleased and have enjoyed a great deal of positive press including articles in The Boston Globe, InformationWeek, eWeek, Computerworld, and ITWorld.com.
Planning for the Future. As successful as SHARE has been, we know that we cannot stand still. Therefore the Board of Directors authorized a task force to plan for the future, consider what changes might be needed to ignite excitement and increased participation in SHARE. This Project Spark task force has been examining the IT environment, changes in the IT workforce, and will be proposing changes and new activities that will continue to keep SHARE vital and successful for the foreseeable future without losing the critical essence that makes SHARE what it is.
As I reflect on the achievement of SHARE reaching its half-century mark, I am filled with pride and humility at the opportunity to serve as President. This milestone is proof-positive of the exemplary educational and networking opportunities SHARE has been offering its members for the past 50 years. I am confident that with the efforts of our tireless volunteers, SHARE will remain relevant and healthy for the next 50 years.
Robert Rosen
President, SHARE Inc.
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Board of Directors
At the SHARE conference in Boston, two directors were elected to the SHARE Board:
Director, Member Relations:
Bill Horton, Eastman Chemical
Director, Marketing:
Pamela Taylor, Sterling Commerce
The Board roster is completed with the following individuals, who were appointed following the election and/or are continuing terms:
President: Robert Rosen, National Insitute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS), NIH
Vice President: Martin Timmerman, University of Waterloo
Treasurer: Bob Shannon, Rocket Software, Inc.
Secretary: Jim Michael, California State University at Fresno
Director, E-Business Strategies: Alan Williams, The Pennsylvania State University
Director, Human Resources: Richard Way, Diversified Software, Inc.
Director, Vendor Relations: Arthur Louise, Group Health, Inc.
Deputy Director, Operations: Robert Parkes, Bank One Corporation
Deputy Director, Operations: Carl Youngren, State of California - HHSDC
Deputy Director, Marketing: Ray Sun, IBM Corporation
Immediate Past President: Ken Ebbe, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Executive Director: David Schmahl
IBM Liaison: Sandy Cureton, IBM Corporation
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2005-2006 SHARE Board of Directors: (back row, left to right) Bob Shannon, Carl Youngren, Bill Horton,
Jim Michael,
Richard Way,
Al Williams, Arthur Louise
(front row, l-to-r) Ray Sun, Martin Timmerman, Robert Rosen, Pam Taylor, Sandy Cureton, David Schmahl, Ken Ebbe |
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SHARE's New Programs
IBM and SHARE jointly launched a new initiative at the SHARE User Events in Boston, the zNextGen program. zNextGen is a global community for students and new IT professionals interested in mainframe computing. Resources will be made available in the program to ensure these emerging professionals can find jobs quickly upon graduation, can network with each other and with other generations of mainframe professionals, and to transfer skills from retiring mainframe experts to these up-and-coming professionals. The group's first meeting was held offsite during the SHARE User Events in Boston.
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SHARE Recognizes
2005 Award for Excellence in Technology
 During the Monday evening reception at the winter 2005 conference in Anaheim, SHARE President Robert Rosen presented MIB Inc. with the 2005 Award for Excellence in Technology for its achievements in upgrading an IT infrastructure to comply with customer demands and meet regulatory standards. Through SHARE, MIB learned how to replace their legacy system with a state-of-the-art Internet-based solution that aligns with their strategic business vision, offers improved reliability and greater security of transactions, and positions the company for future growth. The annual Award for Excellence recognizes exceptional use and innovation of enterprise-class computing technologies among SHARE's 2,200-plus member organizations.
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Education
SHARE continued to deliver exceptional training for enterprise-class technologists in 2005, attracting more than 4,000 attendees to its in-person training events over the year.
SHARE User Events in Anaheim - February 27 – March 4, 2005
From
February 27 – March 4, 2005, SHARE welcomed over 2,200 professional IBM technology users from around the world to Anaheim, California for the winter 2005 SHARE User Events. SHARE participants took full advantage of several hundred hours of technical education, saw the latest developments from more than 80 exhibiting companies, spent countless hours meeting with and learning from fellow users and product specialists, and benefited from hands-on labs and expert panel discussions.
One highlight of the Anaheim technical program included sessions that addressed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) as well as HIPAA, Canada C-6 laws and new state laws across the United States. It is critical that IT professionals understand these laws so they can help their companies achieve compliance effectively. The SHARE User Events provided these sessions as a way to give attendees a head start in learning about these requirements. Another highlight was the comprehensive WebSphere technical program. Sessions in this program addressed the entire scope of WebSphere issues, including administration on a variety of platforms, and offered opportunities to speak to IBM WebSphere developers. Finally, there were several new IBM product announcements that were made throughout the week during technical sessions.
Instead of a General Session/Keynote in Anaheim, attendees were encouraged to attend the individual Program and Project keynotes/featured sessions. These sessions provided relevant technical information and updates in attendees' interest areas.
Best session winners from SHARE in Anaheim included:
Application Systems Program
Rexx Project Opening – Open Source Rexx!
Speaker – Manfred Schweizer, IBM Corporation
Project Manager – Thomas Conley, Pinnacle Consulting Group, Inc.
Java: z/OS Topics – Batch Integration, Tomcat, and Eclipse
Speakers – Kirk Wolf and Steve Goetze, Dovetail Technologies, LLC
Project Manager – Steve Ryder, JSR Systems
Data Systems Program
IMS Diagnosis Via Log Records – Part 1 of 2
Speaker – Deepak Kohli – IBM Corporation
Project Manager – Will Rogers, Affiliated Computer Services
WebSphere MQ Troubleshooting
Speaker – Gary Ward, Automatic Data Processing
Project Manager – Larry Shoop, Checkfree Corporation
Linux & VM Program
New z/VM Systems Management Products from IBM
Speaker – Tracy Dean, IBM Corporation
Project Manager – Jim Vincent, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
TRACK for z/VM – What's Happening in Your Virtual Machines?
Speaker – Jim Vincent, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Project Manager – Jim Vincent, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
MVS Program
DFSMShsm Best Practices
Speaker – Ed Baker, IBM Corporation
Project Manager – Michael Friske, Fidelity Investments
WLM – Understanding Execution Velocity to Establish and Maintain Goals
Speaker – Peter Enrico, Enterprise Performance Strategies, Inc.
Project Manager – Linwood Merritt, Bank of America
Networking Program
APPN Configurations: Recommendations and Limitations
Speaker – Johnathan Harter, IBM Corporation
Project Manager – Angela Schmitz, AS Communication Consulting Services
Java and XML: Servlets and JSPs
Speaker – Wayne Duquaine, Grandview DB/DC Systems
Project Managers – Kelvin Lawrence, IBM Corporation, and David Frietsch, U.S. Department of Energy Chicago Operations Office
SHARE-wide Program
Conquer Your Fear of Public Speaking
Speaker – George D'Iorio, LL Bean Inc.
Project Manager – Jamie Giovanetto, J. Giovanetto Incorporated
Systems Management Program
Technology Futures – Staying Connected with Technology
Speaker – Daniel Russell, IBM Corporation
Project Manager – Jim Willette, ICON Medialab
Spyware 101 – Spy/Anti-Spy Software – What is it and Why Should I Care if E.T. Phones Home?
Speaker – Robert Stanley, Air Traffic Software Architecture, Inc.
Project Manager – Jim Willette, ICON Medialab
Data Centers and the Quest for Ultra-Reliability
Speaker – Mark Evanko, Bruns-Pak, Inc.
Project Manager – Art Louise, Group Health Inc.
USERblue Program
AIX Practical Performance
Speaker – Susan Schreitmueller, IBM Corporation
Project Manager – Harold Pritchett, Patricia Egen Consulting
Securing Your UNIX System – Part 1 of 2
Speaker – Jaqueline Lynch, Circle 4 Computer Consultants (C4C)
Project Manager – Harold Pritchett, Patricia Egen Consulting
SHARE User Events in Boston- August 21-26, 2005
From August 21-26, 2005, SHARE welcomed over 2,400 professional IBM technology users from around the world to Boston for the summer 2005 SHARE User Events. SHARE participants took full advantage of several hundred hours of technical education, saw the latest developments from more than 80 exhibiting companies, spent countless hours meeting with and learning from fellow users and product specialists, and benefited from hands-on labs and expert panel discussions.
The SHARE User Events in Boston, Mass. (the Application Development & Integration Symposium, the Enterprise Systems Management Symposium, the SHARE User-Driven Training Event & Expo, and USERblue) delivered quality technical education presented by IBM product development teams as well as user experience sessions from many technical disciplines. We highlighted several user-presented sessions throughout the events and six sessions were added to the technical program line-up in response to IBM's System z9 July 2005 release.
A final highlight of the technical program was a 50th anniversary award presentation during the MVS Program Opening and z/OS Keynote presentation on Monday. Randy Daniel, IBM z/OS Director of Marketing, presented the award to SHARE President Robert Rosen. Other Program and Project keynotes and featured sessions provided attendees with relative technical information.
Best session winners from SHARE in Boston:
The cornerstone of any collection of SHARE User Events is the technical session program. As announced at the Volunteer Recognition luncheon on Thursday, March 9, SHARE is proud to congratulate the following technical session presenters, and their organizations, for receiving the highest attendee ratings from SHARE's 2005 summer events held in Boston:
Application Systems Program
What's New in LE for z/OS
Speaker – John Monti, IBM Corporation, Tom
Petrolino, IBM Corporation, and Nick
Carbone, IBM Corporation
Project Manager – M. Carl Gehr, Edge Information Group, Inc.
Asm 103: Introduction to Assembler Language: 'Boot Camp' - Part 3 of 5
Speaker - John Dravnieks, IBM Corporation, John Ehrman, IBM Corporation, and Michael Stack, Northern IL University
Project Manager - John Melcher, IBM Corporation
Data Systems Program
WebSphere MQ Security
Speaker - Morag Hughson, IBM Corporation
Project Manager - Larry Shoop, Checkfree Corporation
A DB2 for z/OS Performance Tuning Roadmap
Speaker - Craig Mullins, Mullins Consulting, Inc.
Proejct Manager - Richard Marquis, University of Central Florida
Linux & VM Program
Performance Choices for Linux and Other VM Guests
Speaker - Bill Bitner, IBM Corporation
Project Manager - Jim Vincent, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Linux on VM - From Woe to Whoa!
Speaker - Rick Barlow, Nationwide Insurance
Project Manager - Neale Ferguson, Software AG of North America
MVS Program
Diagnosing Problems in a UNIX System Services Environment
Speaker - John Shebey, IBM Corporation
Project Manager - Susan Rice, IBM Corporation
Going the Distance...AIG Technologies' Experience with Asynchronous Replication for Disaster Recovery
Speaker - George Tamsula, AIG Technologies
Project Manager - Michael Friske, Fidelity Investments
StorageTek's Virtual Storage Manager System Update
Speaker - Stephen Blendermann, Storage Technology Corp. and Steve Aaker, Storage Technology Corp.
Project Manager - Michael Friske, Fidelity Investments
Networking Program
Searching And Security In APPN/HPR/EBN Networks - Part 1 of 2
Speaker - Jognathan Harter, IBM Corporation
Project Manager - Angela Schmitz, AS Communication Consulting Services
Introduction to Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)
Speaker - Wayne Duquaine, Grandview DB/DC Systems
Project Manager - Lynda Jones, LJI, and David Frietsch, US Dept of Energy-DC-EI-10
SHARE-wide Program
Power and Influence in Negotiation
Speaker - George D'Iorio, LL Bean, Inc.
Project Manager - Jamie Giovanetto, J Giovanetto Incorporated
Systems Management Program
RACF Update
Speaker - Mark Nelson, IBM Corporation
Project Manager - Grace Studifin, Wachovia Bank
Regulatory Compliance
Speaker - Brian Cummings, KPMG
Project Manager - Grace Studifin, Wachovia Bank
USERblue Program
A Quick Introduction to the PERL Programming Language - Part 2 of 2
Speaker - Charley Kline, University of Illinois, Urbana
Project Manager - Bob Booth, University of Illinois, Urbana
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Requirements
SHARE Requirements provide IBM with technical input to improve existing products or services, and directions for future offerings and/or releases. Requirements, and the Project or Program discussions involved in submitting them are among the most important work of SHARE. By participating in this process, SHARE member installations contribute knowledge and expertise to help IBM meet current and future information technology needs. Requirements represent SHARE business positions. As such, they must adhere to a high level of quality and timeliness, and must be truly representative of the beliefs held by the majority of SHARE member installations.
In 2005, the SHARE Requirements program underwent a transition from the Lotus Domino/Notes database to an online system using “standard” open source tools (JAVA, APACHE/TOMCAT, MySQL). By the end of 2005, 99% of the basic functionality was moved to this new system. The migration of GSE will occur in 2006. SHARE would like to extend a special thank you to Steve Ryder for leading this initiative.
In 2005, SHARE submitted 94 requirements to IBM and IBM responded to 330 requirements.
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Alliance Vendor Program
SHARE's Alliance Vendor Program is dedicated to increasing awareness about SHARE in the IT community and also underwriting some of the costs associated with new initiatives. Designed to be of mutual benefit to both parties, the program provides SHARE members, participants and technical conference attendees enhanced opportunities to obtain technical information about, and business results from, these vendors' products and services. By providing the Alliance Vendors with enhanced exposure opportunities on a year-round basis, the program helps ensure SHARE participants are aware of their offerings.
2005 Alliance Vendors include:
- Luminex
- Mainstar
- ISOGON
- Computer Associates
- Innovation Data Processing
- ISPW
- American Power Conversion
- Siemon
- EMC Corporation
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Member Visits
In an effort to better understand the needs of our members, and to evaluate SHARE's performance as a user group, SHARE Board members and staff visited a number of our most active members in 2005. The visits enable us to gain a better perspective of our members' operating environments, their unique technical education and knowledge sharing needs, and to continue to improve our overall education delivery. We genuinely appreciate their willingness to host us for these dialogues and thank them for the feedback they provided.
Members visited in 2005 include:
- United Services Automobile Assn.
- Texas Instruments Inc.
- Exxonmobil GCS
- EDS
- Fidelity Investment Services
- International Truck & Engine Corp.
- United Stationary
- CNA Insurance
- Mitsubishi Motor Sales of America
- County of Los Angeles
- UNICOM Systems, Inc.
- UCLA Administrative Info Svcs.
- Paramount Pictures Corporation
- Diversified Software Systems
- Visara International, Inc.
- University of CA - Berkeley
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2004 Auditor's Report
SHARE's Treasurer, our Board of Directors, accountants and financial advisors abide by the highest level of integrity and accounting standards in overseeing the organization's resources. The Independent Auditors' Report of SHARE's 2005 Financials is available for further review by the membership.
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Volunteer Organization Listing
SHARE remains volunteer-driven, deriving our distinctiveness and value from the front-line professionals that comprise SHARE's member ranks. SHARE is grateful for the support of all the organizations that sponsored volunteers and speakers in 2005, a listing of which appears below. Thank you.
| (i)STRUCTURE Inc. |
| 16Types.com |
| A W Meshar Associates |
| ABBOTT LABORATORIES |
| ACS |
| Acucorp, Inc. |
| Acxiom Corporation |
| Aduva, Inc. |
| Ae35.net. |
| AES |
| Aetna Inc. |
| AIG Technologies |
| Air Traffic Software Architecture, Inc. |
| Airline Tariff Publishing Co. |
| AK Consulting Inc. |
| Allen Systems Group |
| Alliance Data |
| Alte-Leipziger |
| AmerisourceBergen |
| Applied Expert Systems, Inc. |
| Applied Technical Solutions, Inc |
| AS Communication Consultant Services |
| Ascential Software Corporation |
| AT&T Corporation |
| Attachmate Corporation |
| Automatic Data Processing |
| B.C. Hydro |
| Bank of America |
| Bank of Montreal |
| Bank of New York |
| Bank One |
| BELLSOUTH TELECOMMUNICATIONS |
| Beretvas Performance Consultants |
| Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota |
| BMC Software |
| Boston Financial Data Services |
| BOWNE & CO., INC. |
| Bruns-Pak, Inc. |
| California Data Center Design Group |
| California State University Fresno |
| Caterpillar Inc. |
| Centers For Medicare And Medicaid Servic |
| CheckFree Corporation |
| Chicago Interface Group Cig |
| Choice Hotels International |
| Circle 4 Computer Consultants |
| Cisco Systems, Inc. |
| Citicorp Insurance Group |
| Citigroup |
| Citrix Systems |
| City of NY Dept of Information Technology and Telecommunications |
| CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK |
| Cole Software |
| CommerceQuest |
| Computer Associates |
| Computer Network Technology |
| Computer Sciences Corporation |
| Compuware Corporation |
| Consul Risk Management, Inc. |
| Convergent Computing |
| Cooperative Processes |
| COUNTY OF ALAMEDA |
| County of LA |
| Cranston Software |
| Creatively Speaking |
| Credit Suisse First Boston |
| CRITICAL PATH SOLUTIONS, INC. |
| Cybermation, Inc. |
| Data 21 |
| Data Domain |
| DATEV eG |
| DCTA INC. |
| Defense Intelligence Agency |
| Defense Logistics Agency |
| Deloitte & Touche |
| DEPOSITORY TRUST & CLEARING CORPORATION |
| DINO-Software, LLC |
| Diversified Software, Inc. |
| DN CONSULTING |
| Donovan Data Systems |
| Dovetail Technologies, LLC |
| DTCC |
| DTS Software, Inc. |
| DV LLC |
| EASTMAN CHEMICAL COMPANY |
| Edge Information Group, Inc. |
| EDS |
| EMC Corporation |
| Enterprise Performance Strategies Inc, |
| Ex-Hursley Ltd |
| ExxonMobilGCS |
| Fannie Mae |
| Federal Bureau of Investigation |
| FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD |
| Fidelity Information Services |
| Fidelity Investments |
| Florida Power and Light |
| Ford Motor Company |
| FR/GR Enterprises |
| Fundamental Software, Inc |
| Fundi Software |
| GEICO Direct |
| GEK I/T Management Consulting, Inc. |
| Gelb Information Systems Corp. |
| Global Exchange Services |
| Grandview DB/DC Systems |
| Group Health Incorporated |
| Guardian Life Insurance |
| HART |
| Hewitt Associates, LLC |
| Hitachi Data Systems |
| HONEYWELL INC. |
| I/O Concepts, Inc. |
| I/S Management Strategies, Ltd. |
| IBM Corporation |
| IBM ERP Competency Center |
| IBM Global Services |
| IBM UK Labs Limited |
| Icon Medialab |
| IN-COM Data Systems |
| Information Asset Management |
| Innovation Data Processing |
| Inside Products |
| Internal Revenue Service-martinsburg |
| International Truck and Engine Corporation |
| Iona Technologies |
| IPLocks, Inc. |
| ISAM |
| ISC2 Inc. |
| Isogon Corporation |
| ISPW BenchMark Technologies Ltd. |
| IT-Austria |
| J. Giovanetto Incorporated |
| Jack Henry and Associates |
| John Deere |
| John P. Hogan & Associates |
| JPMorgan Chase |
| JSR Systems |
| Kodak Versamark Inc. |
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| KPMG |
| Levanta, Inc. |
| Levi Ray & Shoup, Inc. |
| Linux International |
| Lji |
| LL Bean Inc. |
| Macro 4 |
| Mainline Information Systems |
| Mainstar Software Corporation |
| Marist College |
| MASTERCARD INTERNATIONAL, INC. |
| MAX Software, Inc. |
| McData Corporation |
| MeadWestvaco Corporation |
| Medco Health Solutions |
| Merrill Consultants |
| Metastorm |
| Metropolitan Life Insurance Company |
| MIB, Inc. |
| MICOM |
| Micro Focus |
| Microsoft Corporation |
| MIT |
| MKS |
| MQSoftware Inc |
| MSI Systems Integrators |
| Mullins Consulting, Inc. |
| MVS Solutions, Inc. |
| National Institutes of Health |
| Nationwide Insurance |
| NEON Enterprise Software Inc. |
| NetForecast, Inc. |
| New Enterprise Stone & Lime |
| New Era Software, Inc. |
| New York State Electric & Gas Corp. |
| Northern Illinois University |
| NORTHROP GRUMMAN INTERNAL INFO SYSTEMS |
| Norwich Union |
| Novell, Inc. |
| Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan |
| OpenTech Systems, Inc. |
| Oracle Corporation |
| Patricia Egen Consulting |
| Pennsylvania State University |
| Performance Associates |
| Performance Management, Inc. |
| Phoenix Software International |
| Pinnacle Consulting Group |
| Platform Solutions Inc. |
| Principal Financial Group |
| Quest Software |
| Rabobank |
| RBC Financial Group |
| Receptor Software Corp. |
| Red Hat Linux |
| Relational Architects Intl |
| Retired |
| Rocket Software |
| Royal Bank of Canada |
| RSH Consulting, Inc. |
| Sabratec Ltd |
| Safe Software |
| Safeway Inc. |
| SAS Institute Inc. |
| Sawyer and Associates |
| Schunk IT Consulting |
| SecureAgent Software |
| Seminole Electric |
| Serena Software, Inc. |
| Servergraph |
| Share Inc |
| Sine Nomine Associates |
| SmithBucklin, Inc. |
| Software AG |
| Southern California Edison Company |
| Southwestern Bell Communications, Inc. |
| Spirit Brokers |
| Sprint Corporation |
| Stanford University |
| STATE COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND |
| State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance |
| STATE OF CALIFORNIA - Department of Technology Services |
| State of California - FTB |
| State of California - HHSDC |
| Sterling Commerce |
| Stonesoft Corp. |
| Storage Technology Corp. |
| Summit Technical Services, Inc. |
| Sun Microsystems Incorporated |
| Syncsort Inc |
| Tachyon Software Llc |
| TD Bank |
| TeamQuest Corp. |
| TechKnowledge Corp |
| Technical System Support Services |
| Telcordia Technologies, Inc. |
| Telus Enterprise Solutions |
| TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY |
| Texas Instruments Inc. |
| The Boeing Company |
| The Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium |
| The Hartford Finance Group |
| The Henderson Group |
| The Trainer's Friend, Inc. |
| Tivoli Systems |
| Tone Software Corporation |
| TPG Inc |
| Trainframe, Inc. |
| TxMQ |
| Type Insights |
| U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY CHICAGO OPERATIONS OFFIC |
| UC San Diego - San Diego Supercomputer Center |
| UCLA Law School |
| United Services Automobile Association |
| United Space Alliance |
| University of Central Florida |
| University of Chicago |
| University of Florida |
| University of Illinois - Urbana |
| University of Iowa |
| University of Phoenix & Technical System Support Services |
| University of Waterloo |
| UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON |
| UnumProvident Corp. |
| US Customs Service |
| US Treasury-FMS |
| USAA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY |
| USACECOM, SEC-Belvoir |
| Vanguard Integrity Professionals |
| Velocity Software, Inc. |
| Visara International, Inc. |
| VM Assist |
| Wachovia Bank |
| Washington Mutual Bank |
| Watson & Walker, Inc. |
| Wells Fargo Bank |
| William Data Systems, LLC |
| WMK |
| Wright State University |
| Yelavich Consulting |
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