The UK IT Association (UKITA) was established as the private sector organisation responsible for the development of a credible and thriving IT industry across the United Kingdom. Tracing its roots back to 1999, the name: United Kingdom IT Association (UKITA) was formally adopted in 2006.
The Institution is Britain’s leading professional organisation for people who work in the development, installation and testing of business systems and computer software. People join us principally for the prestige and privilege of associating with some of the leading professionals in this sector of the industry.
With the rapid growth of cyber threats in today’s internet-dependent world, it has never been more important to ensure that the best people are available to defend business and society from those that would seek to undermine our way of life and future prosperity.
Set up in 2001, the UKWDA brings together more than 10,000 British web industry professionals under one supportive umbrella organisation. We enable web designers and developers from all backgrounds to collaborate, share best practice, access industry-recognised training, and find the very best work…
Socitm is the membership association for all ICT professionals working in local authorities and the public and third sectors, and suppliers to those sectors. Socitm provides a widely respected forum for the promotion, use and development of ICT best practice.
The National Computing Centre (NCC) is an independent membership organisation for IT professionals and is the single largest and most diverse corporate membership body in the UK IT sector. It was founded on 10 June 1966 by the Labour UK Government as an autonomous not-for-profit organisation, in order to encourage the growth of..