ASOCIO (Asian-Oceanian Computing Industry Organization) is an ICT federation established in 1984, consisting of 24 economies across the Asian-Oceanian region. Its founding members include Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Australia, and New Zealand. ASOCIO represents over 20,000 ICT companies and accounts for USD$1 trillion in global ICT revenue. Its goal is to foster trade and relationships within the region and promote the development of the computing industry. ASOCIO organizes key events such as the Digital Summit, Multilateral Trade Visit (MTV), Smart City Summit, and the ASOCIO Awards, serving as major platforms for collaboration, business opportunities, and industry-government exchanges.

Source: https://www.asocio.org/

Information Service Industry Association of R.O.C., known as CISA, is Taiwan’s sole representative body of information service industries. Founded in 1983, CISA is one of the most time-honored hi-tech associations in Taiwan. Its 900 corporate members comprise domestic, international companies and R&D institutes in software development, distribution, information and network service businesses. With a full-fledged Secretariat, CISA keep around 130 full-time staffs to serve its members, promote IT, and work with the government.

CISA is the founding member of the Asian-Oceanian Computing Industry Organization(ASOCIO), and is a member on the Steering Committee of World Innovation Technology and Service Alliance(WITSA). Both organizations represent the Asia Oceania and the world information industries.

In response to the repositioning and functional transformation of the organization, Taiwan Innovative Software and Services Association (TISSA) was officially established in June of 2025.  

Source: https://www.tissa.org.tw/ and https://www.cisanet.org.tw/