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RETEX, the nations largest retail technology buying consortium, is an independent, not-for-profit, member controlled organization headquartered in New York Citys Empire State Building.

The World Wide Web Consortium was created in October 1994 to lead the World Wide Web to its full potential by developing common protocols that promote its evolution and ensure its interoperability.

The Software Productivity Consortium represents a unique and proven resource for leveraging the resources needed to reduce the costs of developing software-intensive systems.

X.Org is the worldwide consortium empowered with the stewardship and collaborative development of the X Window System technology and standards.

The WSTA provides a forum to meet the unique informational needs of information technology and networking professionals in the financial community.

A consortium of financial services providers, universities, national laboratories, and government agencies whose goal is to enhance the competitiveness of the United States financial services industry.

eKnowledgecenter provides four programs: World Intellectual Capital Exchange (wICx), Knowledge Response Center, Electronic Article/Book Publishing, and Distance Learning.

An organization consisting of cable television system operators serving cable subscribers in North and South American. Acts as a clearinghouse to provide information on current and prospective technological developments in the cable industry.

NIIIP Consortium is a team of organizations that has entered into a cooperative development agreement that will make it possible for manufacturers and their suppliers to interoperate as if they were part of the same enterprise.

The National Electronics Manufacturing Initiative (NEMI) is an industry-led consortium whose mission is to assure global leadership of the North American electronics manufacturing supply chain.