Arbortext continues to work with the W3C and its member organizations to advance Web standards for the benefit of Web users worldwide. Funding Arbortext was incorporated in 1982 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The company has offices in Boston, San Jose, London, Paris, Munich and Tokyo. The company is privately held and is backed by Norwest Ventures, Invesco and North Coast. Designed to manage and automate the lifecycle of intellectual content from creation, acquisition and storage to publication, delivery and sharing, Arbortext's software enables real-time information exchange across the entire enterprise.
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Services Among its experienced staff, Arbortext offers customers more than 140 years of experience in SGML and XML technology applied to vital information and enterprise-level services such as needs and benefit assessment, training, consulting, and educational opportunities. Strong areas of adoption include aerospace, automotive, computing, financial services, government, legal, manufacturing, publishing and telecommunications sectors. Strong areas of application include technical documentation, manufacturing information, service and diagnostic guides, reference publications, and marketing information for sales or end-user audiences. In 1998, Arbortext released the first NT-based automatic composition system to natively support printing of XML documents. In 2000, Arbortext became the first content management vendor to offer its products via an ASP model.