It's time to transform our industry into a Profession
We provide pathways to establish high standards and ethics, and to improve the perception and credibility of the IT profession through actions driven by member engagements.
Improving the perception and credibility of the IT profession through actions driven by member engagements.
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Promoting Education, Professionalism, and Advocacy for IT Service Providers
What's this all about?
Listen to a welcome message and brief introduction from Founder and Executive Director Karl Palachuk. President Amy Babinchak then shares a deeper look at the purpose of the NSITSP within the broader context of the regulation IT Services.
Who We Are
We are a professional association representing SMB – small and medium business – IT consultants. We focus on education, professionalism, and promoting the interests of IT professionals everywhere.
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NSITSP Campaign “Season” begins now and runs through September 12th. Here’s what’s going on.
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At the NSITSP our committees don’t fit the stereotype of
My time is ending. Yours is beginning. Run for Office
Four years ago, Karl Palachuk, Dave Sobel and I were
Wrestling with AI, while ignoring the real problem
It’s interesting to watch California wrestle with the idea of regulating AI development and require those developers act responsibly, when pretty much no one requires the rest of IT to act in a specific manner.
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Legislation & Regulation
Our industry is literally under attack. Of course the purveyors of ransomware, phishing attacks, and other "malware" are after us and after our clients. But we have many other concerns as well. Whether we like it or not, many small businesses do not like or trust the IT consulting industry as a whole. And we can't blame them.