# Oklahoma Innovative Technology Alliance

Organization · [Tulsa and Oklahoma ecosystem](https://ecosystem.samcarlton.com/tulsa)

Also called: OITA, O.I.T.A., Oklahoma ITA

An alliance of technology and IT companies that have their headquarters in Oklahoma. It calls itself the home and voice of Oklahoma innovation and technology, and it works to create tech jobs and to educate policy makers. Its site lists [Cortado Ventures](https://ecosystem.samcarlton.com/cortado-ventures) among its members and [OCAST](https://ecosystem.samcarlton.com/ocast), [Oklahoma Women in Technology](https://ecosystem.samcarlton.com/okwit) and [Techlahoma](https://ecosystem.samcarlton.com/techlahoma) as partners.

**For example:** The [founder](https://ecosystem.samcarlton.com/founder) of an Oklahoma software company joins OITA to meet other tech company leaders and follow state technology policy.

Official site: <https://oklahomaita.com>

## Connects to (6)

- [Startup ecosystem](https://ecosystem.samcarlton.com/startup-ecosystem): The people, money and organizations in one place that help new companies start and grow.
- [Talent](https://ecosystem.samcarlton.com/terms/talent): The skilled people a company can hire or work with, such as software engineers and designers.
- [Techlahoma](https://ecosystem.samcarlton.com/techlahoma): The largest tech community in Oklahoma, with 7,000 members in its Slack.
- [OCAST](https://ecosystem.samcarlton.com/ocast): Short for the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology.
- [Oklahoma Women in Technology](https://ecosystem.samcarlton.com/okwit): A nonprofit for women who work in technology in Oklahoma, started in 2016.
- [Cortado Ventures](https://ecosystem.samcarlton.com/cortado-ventures): A venture capital firm in Oklahoma City.

## Sources

- <https://oklahomaita.com/>
- <https://www.techlahoma.org/>


Map view: https://ecosystem.samcarlton.com/oita