INFOCAPTION

Help organizations to streamline their process management by putting existing user guides into their process context while simultaneously linking processes and guides to their respective positions in the organization. We learned in each project and everyone was most often on educational courses so we could bring as much input as possible. We developed continuously as we saw how the emerging system was used and more customers became interested. In 2004, we began to work seriously towards the pub... lic sector through a partner to us and in 2006 we started in Norway via partner (today's subsidiary). The municipal sector grew fast for us, and the product effectively replaced animals, teacher training in eg. electronic invoice management that seriously affected at that time. The company grew slowly but surely at a modest pace. We employed another developer as well as Chalmers students who worked with sales, marketing, production and support in parallel with the studies. The customer base grew and the product also with new features and smart solutions in the original spirit's philosophy. But it was difficult to continue growing without changing working methods and getting a little bigger decision of product character. We had trouble finding good developers who were at the forefront of continuing our development. In 2013, we found our qualifications in the form of retirement students from Gävle University, as well as unemployed, technically skilled people within the framework of the The Scape Bay project in Sandviken. An office was established in Sandviken, and the company consolidated a somewhat tight corporate and ownership structure, took out external investors, bought a reseller and made an offensive venture on a new product area - processes. In a few years we went from just under ten to 20 million in sales and from five to almost 20 employees. InfoCaption of today is a composite array of people with very different backgrounds. Both self-taught and highly educated with backgrounds ranging from sawmills to banks, from hockey to music, from lindey-hop to martial arts. In common, we have an interest in new ideas, that kind of thing in solving clever problems, a rather sick humor and the penchant for the warm and uncomplicated. More