Technology Managers Forum (also known as TechForum) is a professional association that has been serving IT managers since 1994. Founded by executive director Priscilla Tate, TechForum produces programs and executive events for IT leaders and senior management executives who work directly for midsize and large enterprise organizations.
TechForum excels at bringing to light the issues and the challenges facing those who manage technology in midsize to large organizations. Unique to TechForum events are our pre-qualification requirements for attendees, and our no-media policy. Our programs and events mirror the marketplace arena where buyers and sellers get beyond the hype of high-tech marketing, and focus instead on real-world issues surrounding the business management of technology.
Technology Managers Forum holds two one-day, 8AM-4PM Security Forum conferences per year, in May and October. Security Forum is held at Bridgewaters, 11 Fulton Street, NYC.
Our 8AM-1PM TechForum Roundtables, held twice a year in March and December, offer technology providers and IT professionals a chance to exchange views on more specific topics of interest. Upcoming topics include Cloud Computing and Virtualization: Data Center to Desktop. TechForum Roundtables are held at Twenty Four Fifth, 24 Fifth Avenue, NYC.
Technology Managers Forum has an active membership of more than 700 pre-qualified IT directors and managers at mid-to-large organizations. TechForum members are in the executive ranks, with the majority holding the titles of CIO, SVP, VP, Manager, or Director of Technology.
Technology Managers Forum works closely with vendors to create appropriate sponsorship options that benefit both the sponsor and our members.
Technology Managers Forum also sponsors a Best Practices Awards program, founded in 1997, that recognizes quality achievements in technology management that provide corporations with a competitive advantage.
TechForum LIVE! webcasts feature both end-user IT managers and technology providers. The TechForum Trends blog is authored by executive director Priscilla Tate, and focuses on current and compelling issues facing IT managers and the IT community as a whole.
