Ciright Systems
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Ciright Systems is an information technology services company based in West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania United States. Its flagship product is a Platform As A Service (PaaS) based Interoperable Cloud Platform ("The Ciright Platform") that provides office and business automation to small and medium-sized businesses.[1] The Ciright Platform also provides immediate mobile extendability to an enterprise's legacy system.
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Information Technology Services, Saas/PaaS, Cloud Computing |
| Founded | 1993 |
| Headquarters | West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania |
Key people | Joseph Callahan (Chief Executive Officer), Ankit Mekwan (Chief Technology Officer) |
| Products | Ciright Platform 13.2 |
| Website | www |
Ciright Systems is a wholly owned subsidiary of Ciright, Inc. The company also has operations in Ahmedabad, India (Ciright Enterprise Pvt. Ltd., commonly referred to as "Ciright India").
History edit
Ciright Systems was founded in 1993 by Joseph Callahan (then known as Viewpoint Software) as a company that initially developed wireless applications on tablet devices[2] and incorporated advances in pen computing and wireless technologies. Ciright has built solutions[buzzword] for hand held computers that are platform independent.[3]
Ciright was founded in 1993, coding sales force and field worker applications for multiple specific vertical markets on the PenRight! Platform. A user could interface with a digital screen with a pen, physically mimicking the relationship of pen and paper.[4][5]
In 1994, Ciright developed business process applications for the EO Personal Communicator in the GO Operating system. Partnered with AT&T[6] Ciright positioned enterprise efficiency applications through the reduction of paper and the enhancement of communication as the EO tablet was also a phone capable of network communication of data as well as faxing technology integrated to OCR systems.[7][8]
In 1995, the company was incorporated. That year, Ciright developed an application, While You Were Out, a pen based executive messaging software, that allowed an executive to receive his messages on a digital tablet device.
In 2000, Ciright developed a pen based solution[buzzword] provided for the Slate Vision hardware platform. Later, Ciright expanded to include professional services such as engineering firms, architects, and construction management. Finally in 2006 the system was migrated from a client–server environment into a total web based system.
In 2008, Ciright developed an application for the iPhone, available for the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 models. This app provides the user mobile access to their Ciright Platform data. In 2009, Ciright was awarded a multimillion-dollar contract from the Philadelphia Housing Authority to deploy a real time SCADA energy information monitoring and management system.[9][10]
Ciright began development for an application on the iPad in 2010.
The Ciright Platform 13.2 edit
The Ciright Platform (Version 13.2) automates the enterprise through optimizing data entry via wireless networks, so that focus is placed on appropriate time sensitive tasks that are correlated to industry-specific sales pipeline categories. This process enables enterprise management and leadership to track yesterday's business, monitors today's efficiency, and plan for tomorrow's growth.
Ciright is designed to manage and grow a business' sales processes and operations. It leverages the information that is available to an organization and current technology to enhance management's ability to powerfully and intelligently identify the path to optimal profit and growth, and to direct the enterprise's sales force.
Scalability edit
- The Ciright kernel supports scalability, and Ciright solutions[buzzword] are industry agnostic.
- The Ciright Platform eliminates the need for business management software and software licensing; including, but not limited to, accounting software, desktop document, presentation, and spreadsheet programs, and business management packages.
Security edit
Ciright platform incorporates 512 bit encryption at the device level. This means that the computer which pushed the document to the cloud initially is the only computer that has the ability to access it later.[11] All data on the Ciright platform is thereby protected, and it is also backed up in perpetuity.[12]
U.S. Patent US8363618 B2 Content distribution platform edit
ABSTRACT A system is adapted to manage the distribution of content to one or more cooperating media/substrates. The system receives data representative of environment conditions for one or more cooperating media/substrates adapted to display digital content. The media/substrates may be located in public spaces. The system compares the received data representative of environment conditions with selection criteria to identify content for distribution to the media/substrates. The selected content is distributed to the one or more cooperating media/substrates.
Interactive digital signage pilot program edit
CDM was issued U.S. Patent No. 8,363,618 B2 on 29 January 2013 enabling the Pilot Program to give companies the unique opportunity to engage their target audiences in never-before possible ways. The VertNext Platform allows digital signage systems to measure, analyze, and re-render content in real time based on changing localized variables, including weather, traffic, sports scores, etc., as well as facial expressions, gestures, and anonymous demographics.
References edit
- ^ The Big Switch to Utility Computing
- ^ PenRight! Developer's Catalog, Summer/Fall 1995, PenRight! Corporation. Fremont, CA. p. 90
- ^ Flynn, M. "TriState Building Systems Integrators: Changing the DNA of Construction" American Executive Magazine, March 2010.
- ^ Pen Computing Magazine Vol. 5 June/July 1995
- ^ "PenRight! launches first cross-platform application development." 1995, Business Wire. Accessed through: the Free Library
- ^ Kaplan, J. "Startup : A Silicon Valley Adventure", page 156. Penguin Books, 1994.
- ^ Kaplan, J. "Startup : A Silicon Valley Adventure", page 207. Penguin Books, 1994.
- ^ Benefit of OCR Technology
- ^ Greene, C. "PHA and HUD: Stimulating the Local Economy"
- ^ Philadelphia Housing Authority homepage
- ^ Rivest, R.; A. Shamir; L. Adleman (1978). (PDF). Communications of the ACM. 21 (2): 120–126. CiteSeerX 10.1.1.607.2677. doi:10.1145/359340.359342. S2CID 2873616. Archived from the original (PDF) on 27 January 2007.
- ^ . Archived from the original on 21 June 2007. Retrieved 3 March 2010.