We are BDPA – Leaders in Technology, Cleveland, Northeast Ohio. Globally, BDPA is a 48-chapter, non-profit, technology organization that delivers services for the professional well-being of its members and other stakeholders.
Organized in 1975 as the Black Data Processing Associates (BDPA), the Cleveland Chapter was founded in 1980 by Norman R. Mays.
What We Do
BDPA’s international technology initiatives on the continent of Africa are opening up economic-empowerment opportunities for Cleveland and Northeast Ohio.
BDPA assists its members and stakeholders (corporations, businesses, schools, universities and non-profit organizations) to connect with a wide, socially diverse audience of professionals, interns and students.
BDPA provides jobs, technology, business and career mentorship for its professional members as well as its student members.
Since 1980, BDPA continues to inspire K-12 students via our Student Information Technology Education and Scholarship Program (SITES).
What is Information Technology?
Information Technology (IT) involves how people use computers, software and technology to grow, create and prosper in our world today.
Information Technology (IT) is used in education, business, electronics, healthcare, engineering, manufacturing, communications, and in numerous other ways.
“Information Technology connects our world today with our dreams of tomorrow.”
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2009 BDPA Link eNewsletter |
This monthly publication is designed to ensure that BPDA members are kept abreast of the latest activities within our organization. In addition the BDPA Link will also serve as a sounding board for the local chapters to share ideas, accomplishments and will inform members of ongoing innovations and rapidly changing developments within the Information Technology arena.
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2009 BDPA Link eNewsletters
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