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Contents 1 Need to be Researched 1.1 CMF Sponsors 1.1.1 Corporate Sponsors of CMF Reports 1.2 CRM Vendors 1.2.1 Symplicity (Senate) 1.2.2 Lockheed Martin Desktop Solutions (Senate, House) 1.2.3 InterAmerica (Senate, House) 1.2.4 ComputerWorks (Senate, House) 1.2.5 Monarch (House) 1.2.6 Centurum (House) 1.3 E-advocacy Vendors 1.3.1 Convio 1.3.2 Capitol Advantage - CapWiz 1.3.3 Democracy In Action - Actions 2.0 1.3.4 Kintera 1.3.5 CitizenSpeak 1.3.6 Advocacy Online 1.3.7 The Data Bank

Need to be Researched

CMF Sponsors

Sponsors of CMF Reports include corporations and non-govermental organizations. A full list of sponsors and report information can be viewed here. (link)

Corporate Sponsors of CMF Reports

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association

Chevron

Microsoft

A note from the CMF Report "Congress Online: Assessing and Improving Capitol Hill Web Sites" (January 28, 2002):

ChevronTexaco and Microsoft Corporation "have been long-time supporters of the Congressional Management Foundation’s work on behalf of the Congress. Both companies keenly appreciate the important role the Web plays in helping Congress engage and communicate with citizens across America."

CRM Vendors

Symplicity (Senate)

Lockheed Martin Desktop Solutions (Senate, House)

InterAmerica (Senate, House)

ComputerWorks (Senate, House)

Monarch (House)

Centurum (House)

E-advocacy Vendors

Convio

http://www.convio.com/

Capitol Advantage - CapWiz

http://www.capitoladvantage.com/

Democracy In Action - Actions 2.0

http://www2.democracyinaction.org/actions

Kintera

http://www.kinterainc.com/site/c.owL8JoO7KzE/b.2432093/k.C81E/Advocate.htm

CitizenSpeak

http://citizenspeak.org/

Advocacy Online

http://web.advocacyonline.net/

The Data Bank

http://www.thedatabank.com/