NTSA and its 25 local chapters exist to foster the growth and prosperity of its members by being the preeminent organization representing their legal, legislative, regulatory, strategic business development and quality process improvement interests. In recent years, demand for CAD designers, computer programmers, computer engineers, information systems specialists, and quality test technicians has nurtured the development of a host of specialized computer-related businesses. NTSA members are optimistic about near-term growth prospects in the computer and telecommunications industries. Engineering services, however, continue to be the focus of growth expectations, with engineers representing the largest concentration of skills among contract personnel.
Corporate profiles vary due to human resource specialization and client niches.
Our Future Member firms now number among their clients most major American corporations, thousands of small industrial companies, government agencies, and colleges and universities across the United States. These firms annually employ more 300,000 personnel who possess the training and the experience needed to meet America's rapidly changing technical requirements. Central to the interests of each member is the ability to anticipate rapidly changing client needs. Providing a National Forum NTSA provides a forum for the discussion of federal and state issues of common interest to technical services firms. NTSA monitors legislation which has current or potential impact on the industry, member firms, and chapters.