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Abstract
gOFFICE.com, by Silveroffice, Inc., provides an online office suite which allows
customers to quickly create documents via a web browser. The customer
types in their browser, chooses a letterhead design and receives a
professionally formatted PDF file in moments. Customers do not require
Adobe Acrobat, as the PDF files are created on the gOFFICE servers. The
output from gOFFICE is of high quality. Have a look at this
example.
Silveroffice was founded in March 2003 by Kevin L. Warnock, after Warnock sold
his previous Internet company, Hotpaper.com, Inc., to GoAmerica, Inc.
Warnock's customers at his earlier venture included large institutions including
Intel, Hewlett Packard, Boeing, Lucent, AT&T, Texaco, MCI,
Coca-Cola, Northrop-Grumman, Ziff-Davis, Ericsson, Blue Shield, the US
Marine Corp., AIG, City National Bank, General Motors Acceptance Corp.,
Salesforce.com, Bank of America and the US Patent & Trademark
Office. Warnock has 16 years of experience in the electronic document
field. Silveroffice is headquartered in San Francisco.
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Press Releases
April 17, 2007 - gOffice.com Software as a Service (SAAS) Office Suite
Announces Subscription Web Business Suite
Silveroffice, Inc., makers
of gOffice.com (www.goffice.com), today
announced its new subscription service for business users. gOffice is a
subscription-based website which offers genuine typesetting online. This
service was quietly launched around six months ago, and this press release
makes it official.
Silveroffice, Inc., makers of gOffice.com, today announced its
new subscription service. For the monthly cost of an Apple iTune, users can
access the gOffice word processor, desktop publisher and spreadsheet editor.
gOffice also offers subscribers an original text library, to provide templates
to use as is or to edit as needed.
gOffice.com users do not sacrifice quality of output by using a web-based word
processor. "To the contrary, the output of gOffice often surpasses the
typographic quality of output from any online or legacy word processor on the
market" said Kevin Warnock, company founder and CEO.
Warnock explained the key to gOffice's outstanding output quality: "gOffice is a typesetter disguised as a word
processor. We've wrapped the legendary
TeX
typesetting engine by famed computer scientist Donald Knuth in a sleek,
easy-to-use web interface." The only output that matches gOffice output comes
from costly publishing tools such as Adobe InDesign, designed for local
installation on a computer.
TeX
, used by thousands of mathematicians, scientists and physicists,
produces publication quality output, and is used extensively to publish
journals and books. Normally, using
TeX
requires typing written commands that resemble computer source code. gOffice
users avoid such complexities, and interact with a friendly editor. To preserve
the outstanding output quality of
TeX
, gOffice outputs its results to Portable Document Format (PDF)
files. gOffice documents can be edited at the site, eliminating the difficulty
with editing PDF documents.
The gOffice site has approximately 50,000 users. gOffice was created with
Microsoft Visual Studio and Microsoft SQL Server technology.
Silveroffice, Inc. is headquartered in
San
Francisco,
California.
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December
31, 2004 - Goffice.com Donates Free Global Postal Mail Service to South Asian
Earthquake and Tsunami Survivors and Relief Workers
July 20, 2005 -
gOFFICE.com Announces Free Browser-Based Office Suite Service
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Company Facts
| Company name |
Silveroffice, Inc. |
| Website address |
gOFFICE.com |
| Headquarters |
220 Montgomery St, Suite 1085 San Francisco, California 94104 USA |
| Phone |
(415) 391-9200 worldwide. |
| Skype ID |
goffice |
| Email address |
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| Founded |
3/3/03 @ 3:33PM EST |
| Organizational structure |
C Corporation, organized under the laws of Delaware, USA |
| Chief Executive |
Kevin Warnock |
| Funding |
Bootstrapped |
| Revenue model |
Advertising and paid subscriptions |
| Technical support |
Free, in English and Japanese |
| Security |
128 bit SSL during account creation, and, optionally, during sign in. Cisco
PIX firewall. Your saved editable text is encrypted during storage.
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