Choosing a Membership Level

What level of membership is right for you? Check out our Member Benefits chart to see how the levels compare, and view the benefits below to find the best fit for your organization:

Direction

If your company or organization would like to chair a DMTF working group, initiate the formation of a new working group, and have voting rights at the Technical and Marketing committee level on changes to DMTF standards, then you should consider at least a Leadership level of membership.

Certification

If your customers require your company to be listed in the DMI registry then you should consider at least a Participation level of membership.

Participation

If your company would like to actively participate and contribute to the evolution of CIM, DEN, WBEM, SMASH or other DMTF technologies in multiple working groups, then you should consider at least a Participation level of membership.

Early Access to Standards

If you are a vendor and your products currently depend on the DMTF standards, such as CIM, WBEM and/or SMASH, and your developers need early access to changes in the standards to make sure your products are ready when the standards are finalized, your company should consider a minimum of a Monitoring level membership. Likewise, if you are a user of technology and would like to prepare for upcoming management standards and technologies, consider at least the Monitoring level of DMTF membership.

Publicity
If your company or organization can benefit from the extra publicity that results from DMTF membership, you should consider at least a Monitoring level of membership. As a member, you can gain visibility through mentions in the DMTF newsletter and members-only press and analyst opportunities.