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The Software Industry Conference is an annual conference for software developers, e-commerce providers, publishers, and others who work in the software industry. The Software Industry Conference is planned and implemented by the Shareware Industry Awards Foundation. The main highlight of the event is usually the annual Shareware Industry Awards where software programs are honored during a gala banquet.

[edit] History

The Software Industry Conference website notes: "From 1991 through 1994 the conference was called the Summer Shareware Seminar and was held in June. In 1994, due to a conflict with Ziff-Davis, the conference name was changed to the Shareware Industry Conference and began being held in July. In 2007, the board of directors changed the name to Software Industry Conference to better reflect the needs of the industry."

[edit] Board of directors

• Mike Callahan
• Paris Karahalios
• Harold Holmes
• Gary Elfring
• Sue Picchotta
• Chris Thornton
• Mitch Vincent

[edit] External links

• http://www.sic.org/history.asp