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Trio Systems was originally founded by Alan Bartholomew in 1978 to develop and publish microcomputer software. Since then Trio Systems has created microcomputer software for a wide variety of clients. Products have included vertical market applications software for small businesses and software packages sold through retail channels, such as database managers, file indexing systems, report writers, and numerous office automation systems.
In 1984 Trio Systems introduced the C-Index database library for C language application development. C-Index was created to meet the need for more powerful and flexible database management capabilities in microcomputer software.
In 1990 Trio Systems responded to the advancing requirements of software developers with the introduction of C-Index/II. Developers using C-Index/II include Top 10 software companies, Fortune 100 companies, and many companies that started small and have grown to become multi-million dollar software publishers. Since 1984 various versions of C-Index have been incorporated into thousands of applications which are in use today by millions of end-users.
In 1996 Trio Systems transferred its business operations to the new company Trio Systems LLC, a California Limited Liability Company, with Alan Bartholomew as its President.
In 1999, Trio Systems launched the SoniClear® Studio, audio recording product for web developers.
In 2000, Trio Systems introduced Panagram®, a patent-pending client/server-based audio streaming service. Panagram won Best of Show at Spring Internet World 2000, for outstanding innovation.
In 2002, Trio Systems released SoniClear RecorderPro 3.0, replacing SoniClear Studio. The new version of SoniClear included extensive enhancements to the user interface to simplify the recording process while delivering professional-level quality.
In 2003, Trio Systems released SoniClear MeetingPro, a new recording software product aimed at recording meeting audio and minutes.
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