Optical Image Technology, Inc. (OIT)

Memberships

OIT is the developer of the DocFinity® suite of integrated workflow and document management software products. Below is a list of affiliations/trade associations of which OIT is a member.

AIIM	The Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry
CBICC	PHIMA
EDUCAUSE	Pittsburgh Technology Council
IASA	Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania
PAMIC

 

AIIM
AIIM, The Association for Information and Image Management, connects users and suppliers of enterprise content management (ECM) technologies – tools and methods that help capture, manage, store, preserve, and deliver content in support of business processes. www.aiim.org

AIIM supports its members in understanding, adopting, and using ECM technologies through:

• Education/Professional Development
• Networking
• Advocacy

 

CBICC
The Chamber of Business and Industry of Centre County (CBICC) was formed in 1993 when the State College Area Chamber (started in 1921) joined forces with the Centre County Industrial Development Corporation (started in 1947). With over 900 members, the combined nonprofit organization is headed toward becoming one of the largest and most influential chamber/economic development organizations in Pennsylvania. www.cbicc.org

 

EDUCAUSE
EDUCAUSE® is a nonprofit association whose mission is to advance higher education by promoting the intelligent use of information technology. The current membership comprises more than 2,000 colleges, universities, and educational organizations, including 200 corporations, with 15,000 active members. EDUCAUSE has offices in Boulder, Colorado, and Washington, D.C. Learn more about EDUCAUSE at www.educause.edu.
The registered trademark "EDUCAUSE®" is owned by EDUCAUSE, Inc. Unauthorized use of any EDUCAUSE trademark is strictly prohibited.

 

IASA
IASA (Insurance Accounting & Systems Association) is the insurance industry's largest non-profit, volunteer-driven, education association.  Through the efforts of volunteers from IASA member companies, the association strives to enhance the knowledge of insurance industry professionals by facilitating the exchange of ideas and information. IASA is based in Durham, N.C., and has 29 nationwide chapters. www.IASA.org

 

PAMIC
The Pennsylvania Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (PAMIC) is a trade association that was originally formed for mutual insurance companies, writing property and casualty lines of insurance, domiciled or authorized to do business in Pennsylvania. It was formed in 1907 by several mutual companies who voluntarily united for common purposes. Today it is comprised of over 60 companies, mostly mutual and some stock, located in Pennsylvania and surrounding states encompassing Maryland, New Jersey, New York, West Virginia, and Virginia. www.pamic.org

 

The Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry
The Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry is the largest broad-based business association in Pennsylvania. Thousands of members throughout the Commonwealth employ more than 50% of Pennsylvania's private workforce. The PA Chamber serves as the frontline advocate for business in Harrisburg, striving to improve Pennsylvania's business climate and increase the competitive advantage of its members. www.pachamber.org

 

PHIMA
PHIMA is a non-profit organization of Health Information Management professionals employed in hospitals and other health care settings throughout Pennsylvania. For over 6 decades, PHIMA has been dedicated to promoting the art and science of Health Information Management and improving the quality of health information for the public welfare. As a component state association (CSA) of the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), our professional organization strives to be recognized as Pennsylvania’s authoritative body on health information management. www.phima.org

 

Pittsburgh Technology Council
The Pittsburgh Technology Council’s mission is to help regional technology companies succeed. Through advocacy, knowledge, community and resources, the Council delivers cutting-edge programming and services to its members. Since 1983, the Council has been the principal point of connection for four primary industry clusters represented by a critical mass of businesses in southwestern Pennsylvania. These industries include information technology, life sciences, education and advanced manufacturing. The Pittsburgh Technology Council is the oldest and largest technology trade association in the U.S. www.pghtech.org

 

Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania
The Technology Council will lead efforts to help companies in Pennsylvania become and remain the technology leaders in their industries so they can successfully compete locally, nationally, and globally. The Technology Council will be the number one public policy advocate for technology deployment, technology infrastructure, growing our technology workforce and the building of strong industry partnerships to help our companies succeed and prosper. The Technology Council will lead efforts to create, attract, retain, and grow technology businesses. www.tccp.org