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In reflecting on SHARE's 51st year, I'm flooded with the remembrance of many great successes. SHARE's focus for the year was on building and extending our community and preparing for growth and longevity. Towards that end, the organization continued its investment in a number of successful programs while introducing fresh, new initiatives. Staying relevant to our community was also a theme this year, and the Board and Program Council continued to focus heavily on long range strategic planning.
SHARE is renowned for its broad-based education program. Each technical conference provides more than 700 hours of leading-edge technical education, with a wide range of programming worthwhile to a variety of professional technical disciplines including: System Programmers and Administrators, Application Developers, IT Managers, Database Administrators, System Architects, IT Strategists and Project Managers. SHARE events deliver expertise, hands on instruction, new product information, access to developers, and more user experiences than any other training event in its class.
Given the tremendously successful program launch of “Bring ‘Em to Boston” in 2005, SHARE brought back the member loyalty program for the Seattle event. “Show ‘Em Seattle", sponsored by premier IBM Business Partners Logicalis and MSI Systems Integrators, was wildly successful, resulting in more than 100 SHARE customers bringing their colleagues to SHARE.
Also at SHARE in Boston, SHARE and IBM worked in partnership to launch zNextGen, a global community for students and IT professionals interested in entering the mainframe computing arena. 2006 saw zNextGen blossom. They became a formal SHARE project and hosted their own educational track with opening and closing sessions at both the Baltimore and Seattle events. SHARE is eager to support this community as it continues to grow and prosper.
SHARE Seattle successfully welcomed another IBM community, zNTP (New Technology Professionals). zNTP is a community of IBM field support staff and their customers who came to SHARE to experience dedicated training previously received at IBM facilities. 65 new participants benefited from SHARE 's robust program.
Because SHARE recognizes that IBM is investing significantly in the academic community to prepare students for their IT careers, a group of professors engaged with IBM's Academic Initiative were invited to experience “A Taste of SHARE”. The group represented a diverse collection of academic professionals from across the US. These visitors were invited to attend sessions to sample technical content, visit the SHARE Technology Exchange, and meet with IBM and the SHARE Board of Directors; all while experiencing first-hand the unstructured community and networking aspects of SHARE. The one day event concluded with a feedback session providing unparalleled insight into how SHARE and IBM can foster this community.
2006 also saw the launch of a new marketing program entitled “A SHARE'd Experience”. These documented testimonials allow members and attendees to share their stories, recounting the value they derived for their organizations and for their individual careers from their participation at SHARE. Look for this program to be expanded in 2007.
Although SHARE continues to be successful, we recognize the need to continually ensure we are remaining relevant and essential to our member community and beyond.
Thus, the SHARE Board of Directors spent a majority of 2006 on short and long term strategic planning, focusing on expanding our sales channels, revitalizing the SHARE brand, improving our conference product and researching new product initiatives.
Financially, SHARE ended the year in a position of strength; having exceeded our budgeted revenue by approximately 103%. Such fiscal responsibility gives us the opportunity to invest in the future of SHARE, which we'll be doing as we kick off our strategic planning initiatives.
As I look back over the year past, I'm extremely proud to serve in a leadership role of such a vibrant organization. I recognize that it's the combined effort of a large volunteer community, as well as the support of its membership that has shaped SHARE. I thank you all for your dedication and allegiance to SHARE and look forward to working with you again in the coming year.
Martin Timmerman
President, SHARE Inc.
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Board of Directors
At the SHARE conference in Baltimore, six directors were elected to the SHARE Board:
President: Martin Timmerman, University of Waterloo
Vice President, Strategic Development: Pam Taylor, Sterling Commerce
Secretary: Janet Sun, Mainstar Software Corporation
Treasurer: Jim Michael, California State University, Fresno
Director, Vendor Relations: Arthur Louise, Group Health, Inc.
Director, Product Development: Paul Seay, Northrop Grumman Corporation
The Board roster is completed with the following individuals, who were appointed following the election and/or are continuing terms:
Director, Information Technology: Bill Horton, Eastman Chemical Company
Director, Marketing: Richard Buckle, GoldenGate Software Inc.
Director, Operations: Al Williams, Penn State University
Director, Volunteer and Member Relations: Robert Parkes, JP Morgan Chase
Deputy Director, Operations: Carl Youngren, State of California - DTS
Deputy Director, Operations: Marty Zimelis, maz/Consultancy
Deputy Director, Marketing: Ray Sun, IBM Corporation
Immediate Past President: Robert Rosen, National Insitute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS), NIH
Executive Director: Mary Beth Roman
IBM Liaison: Sandy Cureton, IBM Corporation
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2006-2007 SHARE Board of Directors: (back row, left to right)
Al Williams, Paul Seay, Marty Zimelis, Jim Michael, Bill Horton, Robert Rosen, Carl Youngren
(front row, l-to-r) Richard Buckle, Mary Beth Roman, Bob Parkes, Martin Timmerman, Ray Sun, Janet Sun, Sandy Cureton, Art Louise |
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SHARE's New Programs
zNTP and zNextGen
As a result of collaborative opportunities with IBM, SHARE's acknowledged Strategic Partner, the organization welcomed two new communities of mainframe-focused professionals:
zNTP (New Technology Professionals) is a community of IBM staff – and customers - who formerly held their own dedicated training at IBM facilities. SHARE Seattle marked their first integration into SHARE, when 65 new participants benefited from SHARE's robust program.
zNextGen, launched in SHARE Boston, is a community of IT professionals new to mainframe technologies. Using SHARE as a conduit, dozens of mainframe “newbies” received a week of intense education, community-building activities, and access to an unparalleled experience base of practicing professionals. This group officially became a SHARE project at SHARE Seattle and expanded their participation to include opening and closing sessions at SHARE Baltimore.
Show ‘Em Seattle
Following a tremendously successful program launch at our summer 2005 conference, SHARE brought back the member loyalty program for our Seattle events. Called “Show ‘Em Seattle” and sponsored once again by premier IBM Business Partners Logicalis and MSI Systems Integrators, this promotion recognized and rewarded SHARE customers who introduce SHARE to colleagues by way of attendance at our semi-annual conferences. More than 100 SHARE customers participated in this promotion for the Seattle event.
A Taste of SHARE
In Baltimore, SHARE partnered with IBM to host members of the academic community at our conference as we explored ways to enhance our efforts to support the academic community in preparing students for their IT careers. A group of professors who are already engaged with IBM were invited to experience "A Taste of SHARE”. The group represented institutions such as University of Maryland, Syracuse University, Howard University, Illinois State University, Widener College, Stevens Institute of Technology and Long Island University.
On Monday, academic visitors attended sessions to sample technical content, visit the SHARE Technology Exchange and meet with IBM and the SHARE Board of Directors. They were also invited to the Welcome Reception to see first-hand the unstructured community and networking aspects of the SHARE experience.
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SHARE Recognizes
2006 Award for Excellence in Technology
 During the evening welcome reception on Monday, March 6th, SHARE President Robert Rosen announced the U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA) as the winner of the 2006 SHARE Award for Excellence in Technology. SSA project team members Judy Miskill and Scott Simmons accepted the award, as well as congratulatory comments from Mike Bliss, director, IBM zSeries Technical Support and Marketing, the executive sponsor of the 2006 award. Judy and Scott delivered details of their award-winning process in a technical session on Tuesday, March 7.
l-to-r: Mike Bliss, Judy Miskill, Scott Simmons, Robert Rosen
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Education
SHARE continued to deliver exceptional training for enterprise-class technologists in 2006, attracting more than 4,200 attendees to its in-person training events over the year.
SHARE User Events in Seattle - March 5 – March 10, 2006
From
March 5 – March 10, 2006, SHARE welcomed over 2200 professional IBM technology users from around the world to Seattle, WA for the winter 2006 SHARE User Events. SHARE participants took full advantage of several hundred hours of technical education, saw the latest developments from more than 70 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.
Best session winners from SHARE in Seattle
The cornerstone of SHARE User Events is the technical session program. SHARE is proud to congratulate the following technical session presenters, and their organizations, for receiving the highest attendee ratings from SHARE's 2006 winter event held in Seattle:
Application Systems Program
HEAPs of fun with LE HEAPs
Speaker(s) – John Monti, IBM Corporation
Project Manager(s) – Carl Gehr, Edge Information Group, Inc.and Marilyn Frankel, Edge Information Group, Inc.
Asm 104: Introduction to Assembler Language: 'Boot Camp' - Part 4 of 5
Speaker(s) - John Dravnieks, IBM Corporation, John Ehrman, IBM Corporation, and Michael Stack, Northern Illinois University
Project Manager(s) - Michael Stack, Northern Illinois University
Data Systems Program
The Good, the Bad, and the Really Ugly: DSNZPARM
Speaker(s) - William Favero, IBM Corporation
Project Manager(s) - Richard Marquis, University of Florida
CICSPlex/SM: A Single Point of Control for the 'Type A' Personality
Speaker(s) - Lisa Fellows, Bank of America
Project Manager(s) - Barry Brooks, University of Florida,
Northeast Regional Data Center
Distributed Systems Program
IBM Business Continuity Solutions
Speaker(s) - Jeff Barckley, IBM Corporation
Project Manager(s) - Adolph Kahan, AK Consulting Inc.
Linux & VM Program
VM Performance Update
Speaker(s) - Bill Bitner, IBM Corporation
Project Manager(s) - Jim Vincent, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co.
VM Performance Internals - Why It Works That Way
Speaker(s) - Marty Zimelis, maz/Consultancy
Project Manager(s) - Jim Vincent, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co.
MVS Program
z/OS UNIX Advanced Topics
Speaker(s) - Garth Godfrey, IBM Corporation
Project Manager(s) - Susan Rice, IBM Corporation
JES2 User Experiences: Exit Conversion and Other Cats in the 1.7 Bag Part 2
Speaker(s) - Dave Danner, Summit Technical Services, Inc. and Tony DeMichele, Aetna Inc.
Project Manager(s) - Jack Schudel, University of Florida,
Northeast Regional Data Center
New Features in IOF Release 8
Speaker(s) - Jim Ott, Triangle Systems, Inc. and Jim Walker, Triangle Systems, Inc.
Project Manager(s) - Jack Schudel, University of Florida, Northeast Regional Data Center
Networking Program
While You Were Sleeping: z/OS Comm Server 'Magic Tricks' You Probably Overlooked
Speaker(s) - Gwen Dente, IBM Corporation
Project Manager(s) - Craig Stolze, Boeing
Storage Area Networking Concepts
Speaker(s) - Mike Blair, CISCO Systems and Michael Frase, CISCO Systems
Project Manager(s) - Mike Blair, CISCO Systems
SHARE-wide Program
How to Deliver a GREAT Technical Presentation
Speaker(s) - Randall Munson, Creatively Speaking
Project Manager(s) - Jamie Giovanetto, J. Giovanetto Incorporated
Systems Management Program
zBusiness Security: WebSphere for z/OS V6 Security - Part 1 of 3
Speaker(s) - Glenn Anderson, IBM Corporation
Project Manager(s) - Grace Studifin, Wachovia Bank
Hacking: The Gory Details About Viruses, Cookies, and Other Invasive Technologies
Speaker(s) - Ellis Holma, IBM Corporation
Project Manager(s) - Karla Houser, Caterpillar, Inc. and Jim Willette, OnTargetJobs, Inc.
SEC Keynote Session: Building System Security Based System Integrity
Speaker(s) - Martin King, Western Metal Supply CO.
Project Manager(s) - Grace Studifin, Wachovia Bank
SHARE User Events in Baltimore- August 13-18, 2006
From August 13-18, 2006, SHARE welcomed over 2,000 professional IBM technology users from around the world to Baltimore for the summer 2006 SHARE User Events. SHARE participants took full advantage of several hundred hours of technical education, saw the latest developments from more than 70 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.
Best session winners from SHARE in Baltimore
The cornerstone of SHARE User Events is the educational session program. SHARE is proud to congratulate the following session presenters, and their organizations, for receiving the highest attendee ratings from SHARE's 2006 summer event held in Baltimore:
Application Systems Program
Debug Tool, Totally LIVE, HOT, & COOL and NEW all over again
Speaker(s) - Janice Winchell, IBM Corporation
Project Manager(s) - Carl Gehr, Edge Information Group, Inc.and Marilyn Frankel, Edge Information Group, Inc.
Learn to Program in TSO Rexx - Hands-On-Lab, Part 3 of 3
Speaker(s) - Thomas Conley, Pinnacle Consulting Group and Michael Weiss, UnumProvident Corporation
Project Manager(s) - Thomas Conley, Pinnacle Consulting Group
Data Systems Program
CICS Web Services Hands-On-Lab
Spaeker(s) - Leigh Compton, IBM Corporation
Barry Brooks, University of Florida, Northeast Regional Data Center
CICS Performance Management Best Practices
Speaker(s) - Ivan Gelb, Gelb Information Systems Corporation
Barry Brooks, University of Florida, Northeast Regional Data Center
Linux & VM Program
Configuring, Customizing, and Modifying Your VM System Without an IPL
Speaker(s) - John Franciscovich, IBM Corporation
Project Manager(s) - Martha McConaghy, Marist College
Linux for Beginners Hands-On-Lab - Part 1 of 3
Speaker(s) - Neale Ferguson, Sine Nominee Associates
Project Manager(s) - Neale Ferguson, Sine Nominee Associates
Customer Early Experiences with z/VM 5.2
Speaker(s) - Martha McConaghy, Marist College and Jim Vincent, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co.
Project Manager(s) - Martha McConaghy, Marist College
MVS Program
ISPF Hidden Treasures - Part 2 of 2
Speaker(s) - Peter van Dyke, IBM Corporation
Project Manager(s) - Christina McGill, ISPW BenchMark Tech Ltd.
Fully Wired Hot Topics Charmed City Edition: Free MVS Tools and Tips Update
Speaker(s) - Sam Knutson, GEICO Direct
Project Manager(s) - Sam Knutson, GEICO Direct
Networking Program
What's New with Enterprise Extender
Speaker(s) - Sam Reynolds, IBM Corporation
Project Manager(s) - Angela Schmitz, AS Communication Consulting Services
SNA/LLC Migration to SNA and Data Link Switch Technology
Speaker(s) - Judy Miskill, Social Security Administration
Project Manager(s) - Angela Schmitz, AS Communication Consulting Services
Using Enterprise Extender In the Network with Cisco SNA Switch
Speaker(s) - Ray Romney, CISCO Systems
Project Manager(s) - Angela Schmitz, AS Communication Consulting Services
SHARE-wide Program
Magic of Selling Technology
Speaker(s) - Randall Munson, Creatively Speaking
Project Manager(s) - Jamie Giovanetto, J. Giovanetto Incorporated
Systems Management Program
Breaking News in Using System z9 Crypto
Speaker(s) - Ernest Nachtigall, IBM Corporation
Project Manager(s) - George Fogg, MSI System Integrators
Performance Tuning For Your Windows Laptop - Learn About and Try The Tools
Speaker(s) - John Chapman, Cooperative Processes
Project Manager(s) - Sylvia Gorman, Northern Illinois University
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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 2006, all of the basic functionality, as well as GSE, was moved to this new system. SHARE would like to extend a special thank you to Steve Ryder for leading this initiative.
In 2006, IBM submitted responses to 465 requirements, 201 of which were then retired. 1544 votes were cast for 77 requirements, and average of 20 votes per requirement.
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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.
2006 Alliance Vendors include:
- AES
- CA
- Compuware
- Innovation Data Processing
- Luminex
- Mainstar
- Platform Solutions
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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 members in 2006. 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 2006 included:
2006 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 2006 Financials will be available in late May 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 and speakers in 2006, a listing of which appears below. Thank you!
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| (i)STRUCTURE Inc. |
KPMG LLP |
| A W Meshar Associates |
Levi, Ray, & Shoup |
| Abbott Laboratories |
Lji |
| ACS |
LL Bean Inc. |
| Aetna |
Lufthansa |
| Affiliated Computer Services |
Macro 4 |
| Airline Tariff Publishing Co. |
Mainstar Software Corporation |
| AK Consulting Inc. |
Maricopa County |
| Allen Systems Group |
Marist College |
| Alliance Data |
Mastercard International, Inc. |
| AMD |
MAX Software, Inc. |
| American Association of Retire |
McData Corporation |
| Applied Expert Systems |
MeadWestvaco Corporation |
| Arizona Consulting Services |
Metastorm |
| AS Communication Consulting Services |
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company |
| AT&T Corporation |
MIB |
| Automated Software Tools Company |
MICOM |
| Automatic Data Processing |
MQ Software Inc. |
| Bank of America |
MRCS |
| Bank of America-Concord |
MSI Systems Integrators |
| Bank of America-Richmond |
MVS Solutions, Inc. |
| Bank of Montreal |
Nate Murphy & Associates |
| Bank of New York |
National Institutes of Health |
| Bellsouth Telecommunications |
Nationwide Insurance |
| Beretvas Performance Consultants |
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. |
| Blue Cross Blue Shield of FLFlorida |
NEON Enterprise Software, Inc. |
| Blue Cross Blue Shield of MN |
Net'Q GMBH |
| BMC Software |
New Enterprise Stone & Lime |
| Bonnie Baker Corporation |
New Era Software, Inc. |
| Bowne & Co., Inc. |
New York City Housing Authority |
| Bus-Tech, Inc. |
New York State Electric & Gas Corp. |
| CA, Inc. |
Nexio Technologies |
| California Data Center Design Group |
Northern Illinois University |
| California State University, Fresno ITS Department |
Northrop Grumman Corporation |
| Carilion Health System |
Oce Printing Systems GmbH |
| Caterpillar Inc. |
OnTargetJobs, Inc |
| Centers For Medicare And Medicaid Servic |
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan |
| Centre de services partagés Québec |
Optica Technologies Incorporated |
| Checkfree Corporation - GA |
Patricia Egen Consulting |
| Choice Hotels International |
Peck Software |
| Cisco Systems, Inc. |
Pennsylvania State University |
| Citicorp Insurance Group |
Performance Associates |
| City of New York |
Phoenix Software International |
| City of NY Dept of Information Technology and Telecommunications |
Pinnacle Consulting Group |
| City University of New York |
Platform Solutions, Inc. |
| Compsat Technology Inc. |
Princeton University |
| Computer Associates |
Principal Financial Group |
| Computer Associates Canada Ltd. |
Principal LECG |
| Computer Network Technology |
Receptor Software Corp. |
| Computer Sciences Corp-MD |
Replatform Technologies, LLC |
| Compuware Corporation |
Retecom Technology |
| Consul Risk Management, Inc. |
Rocket Software |
| Consulting Services, Ltd. |
Royal Bank Of Canada |
| Consulting-Portal, Inc. |
RSH Consulting, Inc. |
| Cornerstone Systems, Inc |
Safe Software |
| Country Insurance & Financial Services |
SAS Institute Inc. |
| County of Alameda |
Savail Consulting |
| Creatively Speaking |
Sawyer and Associates |
| DCTA Inc. |
SEAGULL Software |
| Deere & Company |
SecureAgent Software |
| Defense Intelligence Agency |
Seminole Electric |
| Defense Logistics Agency |
Serena Software, Inc. |
| Depository Trust & Clearing |
Sine Nomine Associates |
| DN Consulting |
SOA Software |
| Dovetail Technologies, LLC |
Social Security Administration |
| DTCC |
Southern California Edison Company |
| DTS Software, Inc. |
Sprint |
| Eastman Chemical Company |
SSA |
| Eastman Kodak Company |
State Compensation Insurance Fund |
| Edge Information Group, Inc. |
State Farm Mutual AutoInsurance |
| EDS |
State of California - Department of Technology Services |
| Electronic Data Systems-CA |
Stephen P Teale Data Center |
| Elemental Links, Inc |
Sterling Commerce |
| EMC Corporation |
Sterling Commerce |
| Enterprise Performance Strategies Inc, |
Stonesoft Corp. |
| Ex-Hursley Ltd |
Summit Technical Services, Inc. |
| FBI - Internet Crime Complaint Center |
Sun Microsystems Incorporated |
| Federal Bureau of Investigation |
Sun Microsystems Storage Group |
| Federal Home Loan Mortgage |
Sun Trust Bank |
| Federal Reserve Board |
Syncsort Inc |
| Fidelity Investments |
Tachyon Software Llc |
| Fidelity National Information Services |
Telcordia Technologies, Inc. |
| Fifth Third Bank |
Telus Enterprise Solutions |
| Florida Power and Light |
Texas A & M University |
| Ford Motor Company |
Texas Instruments Inc. |
| FR/GR Enterprises |
The Boeing Company |
| Freddie Mac |
The Hartford Finance Group |
| Fundi Software |
The Henderson Group |
| GEICO Direct |
The Productivity Group |
| Gelb Information Systems Corp. |
Tivoli Corporation |
| Global Exchange Services |
Tone Software Corporation |
| GoldenGate |
Triangle Systems, Inc |
| Google |
Type Insights |
| Grandview DB/DC Systems |
U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Science, Chicago Office |
| Group Health Inc. |
UC San Diego - San Diego Supercomputer Center |
| Guardian Life Insurance |
United Space Alliance |
| Health Care Service Corporation |
University of Arkansas - Fayetteville |
| Herman Miller, Inc. |
University of Chicago |
| Hewitt Associates |
University of Cincinnati |
| Hitachi Data Systems |
University of Florida |
| Home Depot |
University of Florida Northeast Regional Data Center |
| Hyundai Motor America |
University of Iowa |
| I/S Management Strategies, Ltd. |
University of Phoenix & Technical System Support Services (TSSS) |
| IBM Canada Ltd. |
University of Waterloo |
| IBM Corporation |
University of Wisconsin-Madison |
| IBM Global Services |
UnumProvident Corp. |
| IBM Global Services |
US Customs Service |
| IBM Global Services Australia |
US Treasury-FMS |
| IBM Hursley |
USACECOM Software Engineering Center-Bel |
| IBM UK Laboratories Limited |
Vanguard Integrity Professionals |
| Innovation Data Processing |
Velocity Software, Inc. |
| Inside Products |
Viaserv, Inc. |
| Internal Revenue Service |
VM Resources Ltd. |
| IPLocks, Inc. |
VMAssist |
| ISAM |
Wachovia Bank |
| ISPW BenchMark Technologies Ltd. |
Washington Mutual Bank |
| iT-Austria |
Watson & Walker, Inc. |
| J. Giovanetto Incorporated |
Wells Fargo Bank |
| JME Software LLC |
William Data Systems |
| JP Morgan Chase & Company |
WMK |
| JSR Systems |
Wright State University |
| JSR Systems |
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| Kaiser Permanente Information Technology |
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| Kodak Versamark Inc. |
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