Bybell resigns. Board votes to close BCS. [Milestone source to 1993: BCS Activist - Special Edition 1993 Newsletter] User Groups BCS had scores of separate User Groups. As an example, in Spring 1993 the list included: Alpha Four; Amateur Radio; Amiga; Apple II; Andover Chapter; Artificial Intelligence; Atari 8-bit and ST; Business; CAD-SIG; Cape Cod Chapter; CASE; Commodore; Computers & Speech; Construction; Consultants & Entrepreneurs; Databases; Desktop Publishing; Digital; Disabled/ Special Needs; Education; Environmental; Hewlett Packard; IBM; Internet; Investment/Real Estate; Legal; Lotus; Macintosh; MacTechGroup; Medical/Dental; Music; New Media; Networking/Electronic Mail; Newton; NeXT; OS/2; Portable Computers; Robotics; Science/Engineering; Programming; Social Impact; Telecommunications; Texas Instruments; TI Pro; Training & Documentation; User Interface Design; Virtual Reality; Visually Impaired; Windows; Women and Computers; Worcester Chapter; ZITEL Publications Monthly Computer Update - later BCS Magazine The Active Window (Macintosh) Amiga Culture (Commodore Amiga) PC Report (IBM PC) Thinking Technology (Artificial Intelligence) BCS Professionals BCS Computers BCS Tech Quarterly ApplePress (Apple II) Impact (Social Impact) Look 'n Feel (Accessibility) New Media News (New Media) Online Connection (Telecommunications) The Schoolhouse Monitor (Education/Logo) Interface (User Interface Design Group) References Information technology organizations based in North America Organizations based in Massachusetts User groups