• Mission
  
• Values
  
• History
  
• InfoGraffiti today

Mission

InfoGraffiti, a growing Montreal-based company, has been working for eight years in different fields of computer programming. This growth can be explained by the know-how of its staff, the dynamism of its R & D activity, its different partnerships with top software developers, and, of course, by the fidelity of its clientele.

InfoGraffiti aims at developing, supplying and supporting the best computer solutions possible, such as support to programming, fax servers or computer assisted translation that will meet the specific needs of its clients.

Values

• Create and distribute computer solutions easy to use as well as effective.
• Maintain strong partnerships with leading companies according to our clients' needs.
• Enhance the quality and the efficiency offered by businesses to their clients.
• Contribute to the advance of technology in our different fields of activity.

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InfoGraffiti was founded in 1989 by Jean-François Richard as InfoGraffiti Enregistrée. Between 1989 and 1994, InfoGraffiti is mainly active in computer-assisted conception and by electronic publishing, accomplishing many projects and contracts in different fields, like mechanical engineering, cartography, architecture land surveying, printing and graphic arts.

During this period, InfoGraffiti produces, among other things, an automatic gear design software, a cartography interpolation software, the installation and technical support of computer-assisted conception equipment and of different kinds of hardware and software.

In 1994, InfoGraffiti adds telephony to its fields of action while pursuing its work in computer assisted translation. Working for clients such as federal and provincial governments or big businesses, InfoGraffiti develops, installs or integrates fax servers and interactive voice response systems. Concurrently, it develops an extremely efficient fax software. InfoGraffiti gets incorporated in 1994 while still working on computer-assisted translation. In this field, it creates a terminology management software, a translation Application Programming Interface (API) and ensures the sale, training and technical support related to translation softwares developed by its partners. InfoGraffiti's services have been used by different government departments, translation companies and other businesses.

Today, InfoGraffiti resumes its activities in telephony and in computer-assisted translation, and its clientele is still increasing, including corporate and institutional clients as well.

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InfoGraffiti today

InfoGraffiti now has two divisions created to handle specific tasks.

• BridgeFax develops, distributes and installs fax and communication servers according to the needs of its clients.

• BridgeTerm works in the computer-assisted translation field. It has, among other things, recently created a lexicon manager.