The IT Construction Forum (ITCF) supports companies in the construction sector make better use of IT in their business and management practices. It is a service of the government-funded Constructing Excellence initiative.
	Constructing Excellence is a hands-on organisation that delivers complementary services centrally and regionally across the UK with the aim to achieve a step change in construction productivity by tackling the market failures in the sector and selling the business case for continuous improvement.
	CITA (Construction Information Technology Alliance) has been established to actively encourage participants in the Irish construction sector to harness the potential of Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) and to act as a catalyst for academic and industrial collaboration.
	The IAI (Internation Alliance of Interoperability) is an alliance of organizations within the construction and facilities management industries dedicated to improving processes within the industry through defining the use and sharing of information.
	CITE (Construction Industry Trading Electronically) is a collaborative electronic information exchange initiative for the UK construction industry.
	The Network on Information Standardisation, Exchanges and Management in Construction (SIENE) was established in March 2000 to streamline information exchanges and interoperability in the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry in the UK. The project is funded by Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) under the Innovative Manufacturing Initiative (IMI). The SIENE academic and industry team's expertise in information standardisation and exchanges is of international reputation. They represent a wide spectrum of institutions in the UK and overseas.