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Our unique, patented technology is visual and interactive in nature, and enables the seamless transformation of content into rich 3D experiences. The result - a better, customizable way for consumers to experience content on the Internet.
From the very beginning, Vizible knew it had a platform of possibilities, but we would be nowhere without our team. The company is comprised of thought-leaders and innovators, embracing multiple disciplines (architecture, software, graphic design, human-centered technology and visualization) and industries (software, Internet, interactive media).
Vizible's founding concept was based on creating a new content interface. Led by founder Anthony Gallo, an architect himself, Vizible began as an interdisciplinary team of "bricks and mortar" architects and developers driven by a desire to enhance and 'humanize' how people interact with digital content.
Innovation was focused on experience – on how to create a visual way for people to access and manage content sources, recognizing that humans are innately visual, first and foremost.
See how our technology has been applied, showcased and won awards over the years.
- Vizible ranks amongst the fastest growing companies in North America on Deloitte’s 2008 Technology Fast 500.
- Vizible placed in the prestigious Deloitte Technology Fast 50 ranking again in 2008.
- Vizible placed in the Red Herring Canada Top 50 Award Program in 2008, and ranks amongst Canada’s most promising startups.
- Vizible placed in the PROFIT 100 and ranks amongst Canada's most successful growth companies for 2008.
- Vizible placed in the top 10 of the prestigious 2007 Deloitte Technology Fast 50 ranking.
- Vizible was chosen by AlwaysOn as one of its 100 Top Private Companies for 2007.
- Vizible was a finalist in the Computerworld Honors 21st Century Achievement Awards in the Media, Arts & Entertainment category.
- Vizible won the Deutsche Bank 2004 Technology Award for the most differentiated and innovative technology of the year.
- Vizible partnered with a major telecommunications provider to improve the visual browsing experience, leveraging Vizible's visual-based technology and capabilities as the driving force behind it.
- Vizible's technology was leveraged to create a visualization and integration layer in a new case management solution developed by Northrop-Grumman that is enabling greater productivity and better, faster decision-making.
- Vizible's platform was cited as an example of technology that addressed the "Meaning" dimension of extreme data in the CSC Leading Edge Forum 2006 Technology Report.
Read the complete report: Extreme Data: Rethinking the "I" in "IT" 
- Vizible's technology was featured in Craig Barrett's keynote to demonstrate Intel's vision for the future at both CES (video) and IDF 2005 (video).
- Vizible was positioned as a leader in enabling organizations looking to gain business process productivity through contextual assembly of information at Forrester 2005 - The Future of the Information Workplace. Read the complete report
- Vizible's technology was leveraged to create a next-generation global equities research terminal for Deutsche Bank, and won the bank's 2004 Technology Award for the most differentiated and innovative technology of the year.
- The brilliance and originality of Vizible's technology for displaying disparate media was a fitting match to a celebration of the work of Marshall McLuhan at the 2003 McLuhan Festival of the Future. See the video
- Vizible and EDS partnered to create an emergency virtual operations centre (EVOC) for the City of Anaheim, Department of Homeland Security, and were finalists for the American Council for Technology Intergovernmental Solutions Award in 2005.
- Vizible's technology was exposed to the general public for the first time through its unique 3D globe interface in the Hockey Hall of Fame's new interactive GestPoint™ display in 2003.
- Vizible's technology was the focal point in presenting conference speakers at IdeaCity2001 – an acclaimed 'meeting of the minds'.
- Vizible's technology was showcased in the MoMA Workspheres exhibition and gained worldwide attention as part of MoMA's great tradition of industrial innovation and design.
