1950 - IBM begins the history of the Networks of Terminal by connecting them to a supercomputer. It featured basic functions, such as adding, viewing, updating, and deletion. Users query the server database for answers regarding personal information, accounting, products description, etc.

1970 - Xerox researches other ways to interact with server databases. Xerox labs design the first personal computer and extranet platform. It was possible to call the content from the server, and work on the personal computer independently of the server. Then save the content to the server (for future use and sharing the data with others). Xerox fails to market their research.

1977 - Apple boroughs the idea of Xerox in order release the personal computer for use in homes. The product is selling its own software and content storage. - At the same period extranet server break ground in Universities, this enables home personal computer to share content via online connection.

1988 - Microsoft offers an entire suite of software that enables users to work with applications (Words, Spreadsheet, Publishing, Imaging, database, etc). Also has the ability to connect office computer in a little office network.

1992 - CERN & NCSA develops the standards and specifications that would eventually become known as the Internet. The Internet is open to the world for commercial use. An international network of service providers enables users to connect and share documents, messages, and files.

1995 - Netscape sees the potential of the Internet, and popularizes the web browser that groups all internet services, including the web, emails, newsgroups, and file sharing. Netscape also develops more than just a browser: AJAX (but no one really see all the potential of these tools till 10 years later). Later Netscape loses the browser war against unfair competition by Microsoft.

1998 - IBM forms an alliance with other companies (Sun, Cisco, Netscape, etc.) to provide new ways to develop computer storage and networks. They immediately propose a "Network Computing Device", a small computer terminal that uses one software interface. All the features have to be downloaded during each session, as well as the content. The content and features are all stored on Internet servers. Working offline was not possible. This last option fails since users preferred the vast choice of standalone software and content into their personal computer.

2007 - Developers begin taking advantage of AJAX (Netscape's earlier discovery), which allows browsers to become standalone units of software. Also, a browser becomes portable to any type of device. These functions enable users to save their content on the Internet and access it from any device, anywhere, anytime. Content can be shared or collaborated between users. This new platform introduces modern day services such as "Webmail", "blogs", "social networking", "Collaborative Content", etc.

2009 - With the emergence of this new network-service-platform, our company is able to develop our own synergetic platform. We believe the trend of working with software and sharing content will surpass previous solutions. Our new platform will reduce the cost of hardware-software by ten fold, and increase accessibility and workability at a much greater rate.