Established in July 2003, the Mozilla Foundation is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote choice and innovation on the Internet. The Foundation provides organizational, legal and financial support for the Mozilla open source software project. It coordinates a range of contributors, including the activities of its wholly owned subsidiary the Mozilla Corporation. The Foundation is based in Mountain View, California.
Learn more about the Mozilla Foundation at:
http://www.mozillafoundation.org.

The IBM Human Ability and Accessibility Center (HA&AC) is a worldwide research organization dedicated to improving technology access and usability for all people, particularly the aging and people with disabilities. With locations in the United States, Europe, Japan, Australia, China, and Brazil, the HA&AC works to help IBM and its clients remove technology barriers by facilitating and supporting IBM product compliance, innovation, and solution integration, as well as internal and external accessibility education. The HA&AC has made significant strides in the area of accessibility both in and outside of IBM. Our technology assets and consultation services have been a competitive differentiator for internal industry sales teams and a host of external clients, including California State University, Long Beach, Italian Senate, Deustche Bahn, and Mitsukoshi department stores. The HA&AC has also been instrumental in working with standards organizations to facilitate the creation and adoption of key worldwide standards and guidelines.
For more information about accessibility at IBM,
visit www.ibm.com/able

Zakon Group is a technology consultancy and solutions provider that brings together the right mix of technology, experience, knowledge, and innovation for clients ranging from small businesses to multinational organizations. Our projects are quite diverse and include: Design and integration of the highest WiFi network in the eastern United States; Rent-a-CTO management services to non-profit organizations; Hosting and management of 10M+ hits/month Web sites; Development of the OpenConf conference management system in use by conferences worldwide. We pride ourselves in delivering services and solutions that are not only customer-centric, on-time, reliable, creative, and effective, but also accessible.
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ACM's Special Interest Group on Accessible Computing, SIGACCESS, promotes the interests of professionals working on research and development of computing and information technology to help persons with disabilities. The SIG membership (from both academia and industry) focuses on the application of technologies to serve the needs of persons with vision, motor, hearing, and speech impairments; cognitive limitations, including learning disabilities; and issues of ageing. Topics on advanced technologies, assistive technologies, and design form the core of the research topics. The SIG also strives to educate the public to support careers for disabled persons.
Founded in 1947, the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is a major force in advancing the skills of information technology professionals and students worldwide. Today, their 75,000 members and the public turn to the ACM for the industry's leading Portal to Computing Literature, authoritative publications and pioneering conferences, providing leadership for the 21st century.
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SIGWEB supports the multi-disciplinary field of hypertext and hypermedia, facilitating its application both on the World-Wide Web and also in independent, distributed and stand-alone environments. It provides a forum for the promotion, dissemination, and exchange of ideas concerning research and applications among scientists, systems designers and end-users. In addition to the established Web and Hypertext themes, the SIG is actively exploring ideas at the intersection of hypermedia and Digital Libraries, Software Engineering and the Humanities.
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