On December 17, 2002, President Bush signed the E-Government Act of 2002 (s. 803, H.R. 2458). Citizens have pondered why they have been able to research, locate, and purchase a myriad of private sector products and services online for years but realized little or no comparable convenience when interacting with [...]
The Association for Competitive Technology ("ACT") hereby submits its comments on the Revised Proposed Final Judgment ("RPFJ") that has been proposed by most of the plaintiffs, including the United States, and defe ndant Microsoft Corporation. ACT is a trade association representing some 3,000 information technology ("IT") companies, including Microsoft, on [...]
Who we are The Association for Competitive Technology (ACT) is a global Information Technology (IT) trade association, representing nearly 3,000 member companies worldwide. Almost all of our members are SMEs, for which innovation, research and patent protection are key to developing high-impact, technologically advanced solutions. Our experience and the CII [...]
Introduction The Association for Competitive Technology ('ACT') is an international education and advocacy group for the technology industry.[1] ACT represents more than 3,000 software developers, systems integrators, IT consulting and training firms and e-businesses from around the world. While ACT enjoys some support from larger "platform" firms such as eBay, [...]
SMEs, Business, policymakers, venture capitalists, and academics meet in brussels on tuesday 6 June to discuss how to accelerate innovation across Europe. "The importance of SMEs for innovation has become the leit motiv for competitiveness in Europe", said Jonathan Zuck, the President of the Association for Competitive Technology. "But we should [...]