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GMV has joined numerous prestigious associations in the sectors in which it operates:

AEC:
The Spanish Quality Association (AEC) is a non-profit private entity, founded on 1961, whose goal is to encourage and support the competitiveness of Spanish companies and organizations, promoting the culture of quality and sustainable development.
AEC:
The Spanish Road Association (AEC) is a non-profit organization founded in 1949. Since its foundation it works on the defense and promotion of roads. Its main objective is to achieve a safer road network and of higher quality and capacity. In 1998, the AEC was declared Entity of Public Utility.
AENOR:
Spanish organization dedicated to normalization and certification (N+C) in all industrial and services sectors. AENOR aims to contribute to improving business quality and increasing competitiveness, as well as to protect the environment.
AETIC:
AETIC is the Spanish Association of Electronics, Information Technologies and Telecommunications Companies, a result of the merger between the Spanish National Association of Electronics and Telecommunications Industries (ANIEL) and the Spanish Association of Information Technology Companies (SEDISI).
AETICAL:
Federation of Information Technology, Communications and Electronics Associations of Castilla y León. AETICAL is a non-profit industry federation. Its mission is to establish itself as an entity oriented to improve competitiveness and ensure sustainable growth of ICT companies in the aforementioned community.
AFCEA PORTUGAL:
Forum where specialists from the Government, Military Institutions, Industry, Academies and Research Centers aim at a fructuous dialogue in the following sectors: Communications, Command and Control, Electronics, Information Systems, Data Processing, High Technology Sensors, Space and Intelligent systems.
ANETCOM:
A non-profit-making association for promotion of business e-commerce and new technologies in the region called "Comunidad Valenciana".
ANETIE (Associação Nacional das Empresas das Tecnologias de Informação e Electrónica):
Portuguese Association of Information Technologies and Electronics Companies. The objective of ANETIE is to defend the interests of the electronics and information technologies sector and promote its growth.
APD:
The Spanish Association for Executive Progress, created in 1956, is an organization providing training and information, guidance and networking at the executive level, whose main objective is to promote the exchange of ideas, knowledge and experience among corporate executives in Spain.
APSCC:
Asia-Pacific Satellite Communications Council is a
non-profit international association representing all sectors of satellite and/or space-related industries, including private and public companies, government ministries and agencies, and academic and research entities. The overall objective of APSCC is to promote communications and broadcasting via satellite as well as outer space activities in the Asia-Pacific for the socioeconomic and cultural welfare of the region.
AUI:
Spanish Association of Internet Users (Asociación Española de Usuarios de Internet). Its objectives are:
- Promote the development of internet, the information society and new technologies, doing so on a non-profit-making basis and also helping to set up the necessary wherewithal, applications, services and infrastructure for that purpose.
- Protect and defend the interests and rights of the users of internet and new technologies.
- Encourage proper use of internet, of the new technologies and their applications in the home, in companies and in the public sector, including both personal and professional use thereof.
AUTELSI:
The Spanish Association of Users of Telecommunications and the Information Society aims to promote, among the society in general and among professional users in particular, the study, research and sharing of knowledge in subjects related to Telecommunications services and the Information Society.
AVEIN:
Valladolid Association of IT Firms (Asociación Vallisoletana de Empresas de Informática)
CIRCLE OF TECHNOLOGIES FOR DEFENSE AND SECURITY:
This is a specialized entity of the Spanish Universidad-Empresa Foundation, created as a place for the exchange of information among individuals and organizations related to the sector of Defense and Security Technologies.
COTEC PORTUGAL:
COTEC is a not for profit association of private companies. Its main purpose is to promote innovation as a source of competitiveness in the Portuguese economy.
CRIPTORED:
Iberian Thematic Network of Cryptography and Security Information, integrated within the university framework of the Universidad Politécnica of Madrid.
DANOTEC:
The misson of the Portuguese Association of Defense Related Industries and New Technologies Companies is the development of a broad industrial and scientific network of competencies capable of maximizing the national entrepreneurship, and the public and private investment to be made, as a partner in the New Europe of Defense.The Association is intended to represent the national clusters of defense related companies and technological institutions, regarding the ongoing organization of the European industrial structures and the R&D programs conducted along with it under the umbrella of the European Union and NATO.
DINTEL:
The DINTEL Foundation for the Distribution of Computer Science and Telecommunications Engineering is a private, non-profit, educational organization, permanently committed to its educational objectives.
EARSC:
European Association of Remote Sensing Companies is a non-profit-making organisation which is actively involved in coordinating and strengthening the Earth-observation chain and promoting the European Earth observation industry in programmes such as Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES).
EqIMG (Equipment Industrial Management Group):
EqIMG is a working group of the IMG4 and provides a technical interface within the European Aeronautical Equipment Industry with the European Commission in order to prepare and to define suitable programs and subjects for Research in the field of Aeronautical Equipment.
ESTIC:
The Association of Companies of the Information and Communication Technologies Sector (Empresas del Sector de las Tecnologías de la Información y de la Comunicación: ESTIC) of the Comunitat Valenciana (Region of Valencia) was born with the remit of defending the interests of the New Technologies sector and knitting together a hitherto emerging cluster with great growth potential in Valencia’s economy and society.
ETICOM:
The Association of Information Technologies and Communications Entrepreneurs of  Andalucía [Spain] is the Regional Government’s agency for the Information Technologies and Communications sector.

This non-profit association was created by and for Andalusian entrepreneurs of the sector, with a regional scope and the ultimate purpose is defending the interests of the Andalusian ITC sector.
GALILEO SERVICES:
The main objective of this group is to sustain the Galileo programme and it aims to foster an "end to end" vision of the Galileo system in order to fully respond to user and market needs. Recently, Galileo Services and Oregin joint their forces.
HL7 (Health Level Seven):
Non-profit organization, founded in the United States in 1987. Its objective is to promote the standard HL7 for data format and information exchange between different information systems in the healthcare industry.
IALA:
International Association of Marine Aids to Navigate and Lighthouse Authorities. The purpose of IALA is to ensure that seafarers are provided with effective and harmonised marine Aids to Navigation services worldwide to assist in safe navigation of shipping and protection of the environment. .
IE (Instituto de Empresa):
Recognized as one of the major business schools worldwide, the IE, offers specialized training to liders who promote innovation along company changes, enterprising managers that want to develop employment, richness, and social welfare.
IHE (Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise):
IHE is an initiative by healthcare professionals and industry to improve the way computer systems in healthcare share information. IHE promotes and coordinates the use of established standards such as DICOM and HL7 to address specific clinical need in support of optimal patient care. Systems developed in accordance with IHE communicate with one another better, are easier to implement, and enable care providers to use information more effectively.
INTECO:
The National Communication Technologies Institute (Instituto Nacional de Tecnologías de la Comunicación: INTECO), promoted by the Ministry for Industry, Tourism and Trade (Ministerio de Industria, Turismo y Comercio), is a springboard for developing the Knowledge Society through innovation and technology projects.
ISMS FORUM SPAIN:
ISMS Forum Spain International User Group was conceived as a non-profit organization. Its min objective is to promote Information Security in Spain. It's a specialized forum oriented towards company cooperation of all kinds, public entities, private and professional sectors; Co-work, knowledge exchange, and upgrades on the latest advances and developments on Information Security.
ITS España:
ITS España is a non-profit-making association, founded in 2002, to serve as a meeting point for the public sector, users, equipment manufacturers, solution developers, etc, with the objective of developing and implementing intelligent transportation systems (ITS) and services in our society. Its remit is the coordination, promotion and support of activities designed to promote the development of intelligent transportation systems and services and bringing these activities to wider notice.
LEADING BRANDS OF SPAIN FORUM :
The Leading Brands of Spain Forum (FMRE) is an initiative of the leading Spanish brands, which have developed an alliance with the general government to promote and defend Spanish brands.
FMRE has gone from strength to strength since its foundation in 1999. Its remit is to serve as the main liaison between Spanish brands and the important institutions and public. It is a launch pad for internalization, promoter of the brand's fiscal, economic and legal framework, think tank and seedbed of new knowledge. Together with the general government it is the driving force behind the "Spain brand" at all levels.
In January 2008 the new edition of the book Grandes Marcas Españolas (Great Spanish Brands) came out in a trilingual version, including GMV for the first time. It tells the success stories of leading Spanish brands, grouped by sectors.
MARYLAND SPACE BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE:
Organization that encourages the growth and development of aerospace-related business in Maryland. Contributor in the continuous fight to keep major projects at the Goddard Space Flight Center, and to keep other DOD facilities within the state of Maryland, such as supporting the expansion of the Naval Air Station at Patuxent River.
NATIONAL SPACE FOUNDATION:
The Space Foundation has become one of the world's premier nonprofit organizations supporting space activities, space professionals and education. The Foundation's education programs have touched teachers in all 50 U.S. states and Germany. It conducts two of the top three conferences for space professionals anywhere in the world today: the National Space Symposium and Strategic Space and Defense.
OMA (Open Mobile Alliance):
The mission of the Open Mobile Alliance is to facilitate global user adoption of mobile data services by specifying market driven mobile service enablers that ensure service interoperability across devices, geographies, service providers, operators, and networks, while allowing businesses to compete through innovation and differentiation.
PEMA:
Network composed of a group of Portuguese Enterprises for the aerospace supply chain and whose objectives are to integrate national and international projects and to participate in the definition of public policies for the aerospace industry.
PMI:
The Project Management Institute was founded in the USA in 1969 by and for project management professionals. It has since grown into the main non-profit-making professional organization in this activity, currently boasting more than 200,000 members worldwide.
PROESPACIO:
The Spanish Association of Space Companies aims to promote space activities at all levels.
PROESPAÇO:
Proespaço is a non-profit organization whose main objectives are to promote, in Portugal, the activities related with the Space sector, in all its aspects, and to be the common voice of the national industry regarding the orientation of the Portuguese Politics for the Space.
REPACAR:
The Spanish Association of Paper and Cardboard Recovery Firms (Asociación Española de Recuperadores de Papel Y Cartón) was born in 1968 to pool the paper and cardboard recovery firms and try to come up with collective solutions for business problems in this field. It also aims to improve the environment by promoting the recovery and recycling of paper and cardboard in Spain. It currently accounts for 90% of the sector companies, which between them process 95% of total national production.
Technological Corporation of Andalusia (Corporación tecnológica de Andalucía):
This private foundation is promoted by the Consejería de Innovación, Ciencia y Empresa (Regional Ministry of Innovation, Science and Enterprise) to foster innovation, research and development on the strength of collaboration among the scientific and productive communities.
TEDAE:
Spanish Association of Defense, Aeronautics and Space Technologies (Asociación Española de Tecnologías de Defensa, Aeronáutica y Espacio). On 26 February 2009 the Asociación Española de Tecnologías de Defensa, Aeronáutica y Espacio (TEDAE) was set up in Madrid, bringing together Spanish technological industries trading in these three fields of activity. This non-profit-making association has been set up to represent and promote its associates both at home and abroad.
UOC (Universidad Oberta de Cataluña):
The institution came up from Knowledge Society. It's mission, to ease specialized training along professionals complete life cycles. UOC intensively uses Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), this promotes an education system based upon personalization, and complete student tutoring.
UPSA (Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca):
This university was born in 1940 to take up the baton from Salamanca University’s old ecclesiastical schools, abolished by royal order on 21 May 1852. UPSA has built up a syllabus to meet society’s new needs as they have cropped up since the university’s rebirth in 1940, gradually giving rise to a new series of degrees.
 

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