Smallworld develops
and markets software products that model real world assets and services,
allowing organizations to understand where their facilities and customers are
located, how they connect to one another and providing for the seamless integration
of this information across the enterprise. Our customers are the leaders
in utilities, communication industries and elsewhere in the public and private
sectors.
Smallworlds object-oriented
technology delivers rapid implementation and easy integration with existing
systems. It is a platform for streamlining work processes, increasing revenues,
improving customer service and making better use of assets.
The company
was founded in 1988 and has its corporate headquarters in
Cambridge, England. Today, hundreds of major public and private
enterprises in 40 countries are using Smallworld products.
The company operates through a worldwide network of sales
offices, distributors and business partners, with regional
headquarters in Cambridge, Denver and Singapore.
Smallworld
is traded on the Nasdaq National Market under the company's
corporate name, Smallworldwide plc, and the symbol SWLDY.
Smallworld customers include
organizations that:
- Transmit and distribute
electricity and natural gas
- Operate telephone, cellular
and cable television networks
- Provide water, waste
water and storm water services
- Design and manage transportation
systems
- Administer public-sector
services
- Market consumer products
and services
Smallworld's success
can be attributed to the technical superiority of its products. Smallworld
accelerates the delivery of production applications and decreases operational
costs.