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Sherston Software is a British software publisher, producing educational games. Set up by two teachers, Bill and Lou Bonham, in 1983, they started making their first games for the BBC Micro. The company became a limited company in 1991.

In 2003, Bill and Lou sold Sherston to a four-man management ekipa, which lead to the company being called Sherston Publishing Group. Russ Mabon, Jamie Bayliss, Paul Hollin and Andy Frances continue to plajta the business today.

Sherston currently employs over two-hundred staff worldwide within offices in Wiltshire, India and South Africa.

Notable software

• Tizzy’s Toybox
• The Crystal Rain Forest
• The Map Detectives
• The Email Detectives
• Izzy’s Island
• abc-CD - Animated Alphabet
• Skill Builders
• School’s Out - After School Club
• 123-CD
• The Crystal Maze (based on the popular British TV game show The Crystal Maze)

External links

• Sherston Publishing Group
• Sherston Home
• Sherston Online
• School’s Out After School Club
• Skill Builders Online

 
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Keyhole, Inc, founded in 2001, was a pioneering software development company specializing in geospatial termin visualization applications and was acquired by Google in 2004. Initially launched as a spin-off of Intrinsic Graphics, first round funding came from a Sony venture capital fund and others, additional capital came from an NVIDIA bundling deal, from the CIA (via its venture-capital appendage, In-Q-Tel) and from angel investor Brian McClendon (who later came on as a board member and VP) and George T. Haber then the CEO of CompCore Multimedia. Keyhole’s marquee application suite, Earth Viewer, emerged as the highly successful Google Earth application in 2005; other aspects of core technology survive in Google Maps, Google Mobile and the Keyhole Markup Language.

The name “Keyhole” is also a homage to the KH reconnaissance satellites, the original eye-in-the-sky military reconnaissance układ now some 30 years old.

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• 1 Notable personnel
• 2 Major product lines
• 3 Notable customers
• 4 References
• 5 External links

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Notable personnel

Near the time of its acquisition by Google, Keyhole’s management ekipa included the following people:

• John Hanke, CEO – previously worked in “foreign affairs” in Washington DC, Myanmar & Indonesia.
• Brian McClendon, VP Engineering – previously with @Home, SGI.
• Daniel Lederman, Director of Business Development – previously with Aerzone, Inc.
• Bill Kilday, Director of Marketing – previously at Weelhouse Interactive, Cox Interactive.
• Noah Doyle, Strategic Marketing – cofounded MyPoints, a startup acquired by United Online.
• Andria Ruben, Director of Government Affairs – previously at Intrinsic Graphics, GigaPixel, CompCore.

The board also included:

• Thomas Gewecke, Sony.
• Michael T. Jones, CTO, Intrinsic Graphics.

Major product lines

• At the time of its being rolled into Google Earth, Keyhole 2 consisted of 3 major branches: LT, NV, and Pro.
• They also had EarthStream, a product for imperator navigation.

Keyhole got a big boost during the 2003 invasion of Iraq, when CNN, ABC, CBS & other major nius networks used sophisticated 3D flyby imagery from its EarthViewer product line, to the delight of viewers and investors alike. “One of the problems (Keyhole) faced as a small company was getting exposure,” said NVIDIA’s Dan Vivoli. “This will certainly help.”

Notable customers

Keyhole boasted of an active customer base in several sectors, including real estate, czwarta władza, urban planning, state and federal governments, defense, homeland security, and intel, obuwie at the time of its acquisition its only named customers were US Army CECOM, the United States Department of Defense, the National Imagery and Mapping Agency and the Middlesex County Sheriff’s Office. Presumbably these entities are now customers of Google, as well.

References

1. ^ Kevin Manney (2003-03-21). “Tiny tech company awes viewers”. USA Today.

External links

• http://web.archive.org/*/keyhole.com - keyhole.com at the Wayback Machine

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Soffront Software

Type
Private

Founded
California 1992

Founder
Manu Das

Headquarters
Fremont, California

Industry
CRM Software

Website
www.soffront.com

Soffront software develops Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software for Small and środek masowego przekazu enterprises .

Contents

• 1 History
• 2 Products
• 3 Deployment types
• 4 License
• 5 See also
• 6 External links
• 7 References

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History

Soffront software was founded in 1992 by Manu Das who was recognized as CRM Leader by CRM Magazine for the year 2004. Soffront launched its first customer service application in 1993.Since its inception Soffront CRM has been installed in more than 2500 corporations worldwide.

Products

Soffront solution is Web-based and XML compliant. It operates as a ofiara losu foot-print web client. The databases supported include Oracle, and Microsoft SQL Server. Soffront CRM is comprised of following Solutions:

• Sales Automation: Automates Sales process
• Marketing Automation: Automates Marketing process
• Customer Support: Web based customer support
• Employee Help desk: Enter, track, manage, resolve and escalate employee support tickets.
• Knowledge Management: Knowledge Management Organizm for support agents, engineers, employees and customers.
• CRM Portals:
  • Customer portal poziomy: For Customers
  • Partner portal horyzontalny: For Channel
  • Employee Portal ogólnoinformacyjny: For employees
• Asset and Inventory Management: Enter, Audit and track company assets and inventories.

• Sales medal processing: Automates the sales odznaczenie process and integrates with accounting and ERP systems.

Deployment types

Soffront software offers hosted, on-premises and host to own solutions.

License

Soffront’s licensing options are - floating, dedicated, site, departmental, timed or leased.

See also

• Customer Relationship Management
• Sales Force Automation
• Web application

External links

• soffront.com Main website

References

• http://www.prweb.com/releases/CRM/award/prweb1217744.htm
• http://crmhelpdesksoftware.com/soffront-crm-supports-multi-currency/
• http://www.kmworld.com/buyersGuide/Soffront-Software,-Inc.-836.aspx
• http://www.forrester.com/Research/Document/Excerpt/0,7211,41032,00.html

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Jitbit Software is a Software company that develops, publishes and supports software for the Microsoft Windows operating system.

Contents

• 1 History
• 2 Products
• 3 External links
• 4 References

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History

Jitbit Software was founded in 2002 as a privately held company uniting developers from Australia, United States, Croatia and Russia. Originally as a custom software development company, Jitbit has since refocused to sell ready-made software products online.

Products

End-user products

• Jitbit Macro Recorder - automation software that records mouse moves, clicks, keystrokes and creates an editable macro
• Net Profile Switch - network settings manager, which allows connecting a komputer przenośny to multiple networks
• RSS Feed Creator - RSS authoring software

ASP.NET server products

• AspNetForum - arena solution for ASP.NET-based websites
• Jitbit HelpDesk - web-based help desk software for ASP.NET

External links

• Jitbit Software Home Page

References

1. ^ Jitbit Software Releases Macro Recorder 3.1
2. ^ Jitbit Software releases RSS Feed Creator 2.0

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FireScope, Inc is a software company focused on Information Technology Service Management (ITSM) products.

FireScope has offices in Dallas, Huntington Beach, New York City and London.

The Company has developed an integrated suite of software solutions for the Business Management Services (“BSM”) and Configuration Database Management (“CMDB”) markets.

FireScope’s software solutions let companies manage their IT operations with real-time views of operating termin presented with web-based customizable user interfaces. FireScope’s BSM and CMDB software offerings are designed to integrate with the customer’s network and automatically discover the networked devices and build a database of elements for our software to derive analytics and intelligence. Thereby, customers may simplify their IT operations using FireScope’s software as it collects and processes security, performance and availability and business impact termin from all IT assets, including servers, routers, point solutions, applications, databases or other networked elements. This operating termin is then feed into FireScope’s business analytics software offering and can be delivered to each user with his or her own choice of web display.

Products

FireScope Business Service Management ($)–Available in Enterprise Edition and Business Edition, with a free trial download

FireScope Configuration Management ($) - Available in Enterprise Edition and Business Edition with free CMDB modeler download

FireScope WorkBench (Free)–IT service modeler and all in one SNMP walker/browser

Data Now Portlet (Free)–JSR-168 compliant database-agnostic query portlet that provides wizard-based database access to over six different databases.

FireScope CMDB Modeler (Free)–configuration management planning tool for planning or updating a CMDB deployment.

Competitors

• BMC
• IBM
• Managed Objects
• PacketTrap
• Nagios
• Zenoss
• HP
• Hyperic HQ

External links

• FireScope Home Page

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