- Galvanising members to work as an industry to drive strategic issues
- A wealth of knowledge and experience through networking and SIGs
- Credentials for compliance and standards to generate business opportunities
BASDA is the Business Application Software Developers’ Association, a member-driven not-for-profit organisation where members benefit by sharing knowledge and expertise and working effectively as one voice to address strategic issues and evolving legal, political and technical influences that affect the business software industry. Are you gettng the most out of BASDA? Read what our members say . . .
29th and 30th June 2010
Olympia, London
www.cloudwf.com
The 2nd annual Cloud Computing World Forum is the perfect event to learn and discuss the development, integration, adoption and future of cloud computing and SaaS.
Olympia, London
www.cloudwf.com
The 2nd annual Cloud Computing World Forum is the perfect event to learn and discuss the development, integration, adoption and future of cloud computing and SaaS.
New guide: ‘The BASDA Logistics and Supply Chain Technology Best Practice Handbook’
This new guide is a very simple and useful guide for those who wish to deploy technology in warehousing and transport processes but don’t know where to begin.
This new guide is a very simple and useful guide for those who wish to deploy technology in warehousing and transport processes but don’t know where to begin.
BASDA Forwards the Daily Telegraph Cloud Computing Supplement
The Daily Telegraph released the first Cloud Computing report from Mediaplanet on Saturday the 20th of February. BASDA was the first quoted source with many high profile examples following throughout the piece.
The Daily Telegraph released the first Cloud Computing report from Mediaplanet on Saturday the 20th of February. BASDA was the first quoted source with many high profile examples following throughout the piece.
How BASDA works for its Members
BASDA offers members access to events, seminars and training for Executives, Product Managers, Developers and Marketers, aimed at increasing knowledge, understanding and managing change and providing networking opportunities with peers, policy makers and suppliers:
There are currently 9 Special Interest Groups (SIGs) that allow members to influence direction and benefit from the rallying power of BASDA in specific areas of business software: