About EITA

  Connecting The Dots and Enabling To Innovate

- Origin of EITA

The Emerging Information Technology Association (EITA) is a federated, non-political, non-religious, non-profit international organization (virtual organization) founded in 1999 by Mr. Hwa-han Wang, a former researcher and manager at AT&T Bell Labs, New Jersey, USA. 

EITA encourages interdisciplinary partnerships between visionary scholars, innovative educators, industry and creative leaders.

- Mission Statement

EITA is now (eitc.org), a subsidiary of EBMedia, LLC.

EITA's mission has two goals:

• To push the frontiers of emerging technologies and services.
• To build a creative and innovative economy - a new knowledge-based digital economy for the 21st century.

- EITA’s Strategic Focus

EITA (the Emerging Information and Technology Association) is a global non-profit think tank based in New Jersey that unifies tech professionals, academia, and policymakers. It focuses on shaping the future of global AI governance, tech diplomacy, and project management standards to build an innovative digital economy. 

1. Core Strategic Focus: 

EITA actively addresses the rapid scale, implementation challenges, and geopolitical impact of artificial intelligence (AI) through two primary initiatives:

• AI Project Management: Researching and developing methodologies to safely integrate, scale, and govern AI systems across various industries and enterprise environments.
• Conference Diplomacy: Hosting global symposiums that bring together investors, experts, and international diplomats to establish consensus on emerging technology ethics, trade, and cross-border policy.

2. How to Get Involved: 

EITA regularly hosts public and private live and virtual forums where participants share research and collaborate on solutions to global tech challenges.

• Discover Research: Explore ongoing technology and AI initiatives on the EITA Official Website (http://www.eitc.org).
• Join the Community: Connect with entrepreneurs and investors through the EITA Forums & R&D Community.
• Contact the Organization: Learn more about EITA’s eight federated divisions and leadership via the EITA Contact & Organizational Directory.

- Diversity Statement

EITA is committed to building a diverse, inclusive, equitable and accessible community.

EITA encourages and assists our community members to form teams that engage everyone, promote innovation and support the application of new knowledge.

Together, our broad community forms the basis for the added value of the people and communities we engage with locally and internationally.