Our Mission & History

    We create software, music, animation and services to link the hearts and minds of people.  

Since 1990 we've been in the business of linking information and services to our clients and customers. During the late eighties our developers were catapulted into the IT world using early computers in a clinical research laboratory to "crunch data" in the pursuit of matching bone-marrow donors and recipients in one of the world's most renown cancer research centers - Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center of Seattle, Washington.

Immunological research assistance was combined at Oregon State University with high scholarship in computer science. Work studies with Applied Theory, Inc. and development moved to real-time systems within sawmills in the production of lumber and plywood using an early object oriented computer language based in Pascal (DEC: VAX-ELN). Firmware was programmed and tested in close team-work with electrical engineering staff.

We found industrial Unix platforms supporting software systems of accounting in the petroleum industry. Installing computer systems accross the nation, we listened to the needs of oil jobbers and delivered methods of communicating with their point-of-sale cardlock devices.

For eight years we pursued the heart and soul of the financial field with Toshiba and IBM laptops. We listened to agent needs, customer needs and worked first hand to capture electronic applications and signatures that bound company to client in transferring risk, changing lives forever. Our experience lead us naturally into the technical training of agents.

Since 2004, we have focused on using rapid application development systems to prototype and develop database applications and utility software. Our on-going development seeks to bring the benefits of imaging, database management and report generation to further link the hearts and minds of people, particularly where needed most - charitable organizations.

Our studios are surrounded by wild Willamette Holly. It grows so abundantly and vigorously we've used the symbol of linked Holly leaves to remember our holy pursuit and sharply pointed effort to create technology for linking information with an artistic flair.