Support the leading grassroots digital innovation and knowledge-sharing event in the region and help Unsheffield spread the joy of technology to new markets, old sectors and the wider public.  Find out more information here.

Sponsors

	The University of Sheffield Enterprise develops enterprise knowledge and skills alongside its academic courses. Its commitment to social innovation and applied research in technology and other fields is cemented through the Social Enterprise Research and Knowledge Exchange (SERX) and its partners.
	Evernote allows you to easily capture information in any environment using whatever device or platform you find most convenient, and makes this information accessible and searchable at any time, from anywhere.
	TechnoPhobia design, develop and integrate web technologies for the public and financial sectors. Their technology agnostic approach to user-centric application design has seen them build an impressive client portfolio since their inception as one of the UK’s first ‘purely digital’ agencies in 1995.
	The 4iP fund aims to deliver publicly valuable content and services on digital media platforms with significant impact and in sustainable ways. It represents one of the biggest and most exciting calls-to-action for new and emergent digital media companies in the UK.
	UK Online Centres provide millions of people with access to technology and support in using it. They offer free or low cost access to the internet and email, deliver online courses and encourage people to progress onto further learning.
	Be’s mission is simple: to provide the best Internet service, with the best products, at the best possible price.
	The Yahoo Developer Network supports web professionals deliver world-class internet-based services.
	CIDA specialises in helping to strengthen the contribution of the creative industries sector to the economy, regionally, nationally and internationally.

Friends

	Lovebytes is an innovative arts organisation that explores and promotes the creative potential of digital technologies.
	Access Space is the UK’s first free media lab: an open-access learning community where participants learn, create and communicate online.