Association for Competitive Technology
The Association for Competitive Technology (ACT) is a trade association representing over 3,000 application software developers and small and mid-sized technology companies in the United States and in Europe. ACT was founded in 1998 by independent software developers who were concerned that the Microsoft antitrust case would cause great disruption of the platform for which they wrote software. The organization is a voice of app developers whose issues primarily involve: In recent years (circa 2005–2007), ACT lobbied against the Massachusetts endorsement of the OpenDocument standards.
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Association for Competitive Technology
The Association for Competitive Technology (ACT) is a trade association representing over 3,000 application software developers and small and mid-sized technology companies in the United States and in Europe. ACT was founded in 1998 by independent software developers who were concerned that the Microsoft antitrust case would cause great disruption of the platform for which they wrote software. The organization is a voice of app developers whose issues primarily involve: In recent years (circa 2005–2007), ACT lobbied against the Massachusetts endorsement of the OpenDocument standards.
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