What does AIP mean in SOCIETIES

The Italian Computer Society (AIP) is a nation-wide voluntary organization founded in 1981 to promote IT culture and research, the diffusion of scientific knowledge on computer technology, and the development of responsible use of digital resources. AIP is open to anyone with an interest in computing, regardless of qualifications or occupation.

AIP provides its members with various services, ranging from newsletters and specialised magazines to meetings, conferences and technological events around Italy. AIP also offers free online access to its library database for members.

Membership of AIP is open to individuals or organisations from any sector. To join, please fill out an application form available on their website and submit it along with your payment details. Once accepted, you will receive further information about how to access our services as a member.

No, there are fees associated with membership depending on whether you are an individual or an organisation. Please check the pricing structure available on their website before submitting your application.

As part of membership of the society you will have access to specialist literature through our library database as well as newsletters and other publications produced by us. You will also have discounts on our conferences and other events which we hold throughout Italy each year.

Yes - one of the main activities carried out by AIP is organising educational initiatives that encourage those who use technology responsibly and ethically to promote knowledge and understanding among both young people and adults alike.

We organise IT courses for both beginners and experienced users in topics such as computer hardware maintenance, programming languages, system security, web development etc.. All courses are taught by qualified professionals.