GigaSoft
GigaSoft, Inc. was founded in 1993, and released its first version of ProEssentials charting components as static libraries for C++ developers in 1995. Later, Gigasoft added VBX components for VB3, VCL components for Delphi, ActiveX components for VB4 through VB6, and now offers WinForm/WebForm charting components for Visual Studio.NET. Gigasoft has always concentrated on charting and charting at a mission-critical level. Prioritizing stability, speed, and rendering intelligence. Not just a component provider, trusted by Fortune 500, Gigasoft regularly signs non-disclosure agreements, signs proprietary licenses, and provides custom programmed charting solutions to the world's leading companies. When you need more than a generic charting tool; or want more custom services from a component vendor; Gigasoft has been the quality choice for more than 12 years. All the time, establishing an exemplary track record and amazing customer satisfaction.
Sax.net
Sax.net was founded in 1995 with a simple but powerful mission: to provide rock solid components that help you build better apps faster. Every day, millions of systems all over the world run applications that were built using Sax.net's award winning components.
Every day, we work hard to meet or exceed the expectations you have of us:
• Top quality products: We realize that our components are a key part of thousands of mission-critical applications. We are therefore committed to rigorous testing to ensure quality and stability.
• Superior service and support: To help you deliver your applications on schedule, we provide you with support services that are based on accountability, accuracy, and reliability.
• Strong customer focus: The design of our products, our support service model, and all other aspects of our business are driven by our customers.
• Financial stability: We believe that stable growth and profitability are essential requirements to serve your needs, today and in the future.
We look forward to developing and supporting new components for your client-server, multi-tier, and web development projects in the years to come.
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