PANTUG : Philadelphia Area Network Technologies User Group

Philadelphia Area Network Technologies User Group

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Alliance of Windows IT Professionals

PANTUG is an associate of the Alliance of Windows IT Professionals. AWITP is an organization created by Windows 2000 magazine to closely assist the Windows NT/2000 and BackOffice community. For more information visit their web site or contact Robin Hoye at Windows 2000 Magazine.

Association of Personal Computer User Groups

PANTUG is an associate member of APCUG, Association of Personal Computer User Groups. APCUG is an organization dedicated to fostering communications among and between personal computer user groups and assisting groups in the fulfillment of their educational missions and activities. For more information write:APCUG, 1730 M Street N.W., Washington, DC 20036.

Mindshare User Group Program at Microsoft

PANTUG is a member of the Mindshare User Group Program at Microsoft. This program was established by the Microsoft Corporation in 1987 to assist the user group community. Today, Mindshare provides information, advice and assistance to hundreds of user groups and special interest groups. For more information write or call: Mindshare User Group Program at Microsoft, One Microsoft Way, Redmond, WA 98052 800-228-6738.

Eastern Technology Council

The Technology Council helps its 1,200 member companies make contact with each other. Through participation in Council events, our members have the opportunity to develop solid, profitable relationships with each other and with area leaders.

The Technology Council serves leaders of technology-oriented companies by providing valuable contacts, capital, and information with a broad variety of events, publications, and innovative services.

Most Technology Council members use the Council to form vital money-making relationships. Many use the Council to cut costs by taking advantage of Council-negotiated discounts.