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Our Legal Name:
Applied Reasoning Systems Corporation
State of Incorporation:
Delaware
Year Established:
1991
Mission:
Applied Reasoning's mission is to give organizations a competitive advantage
by developing products and solutions that improve the effectiveness and efficiency
of wired and wireless Internet applications. We strive to develop products
that reduce development and maintenance costs, accelerate time-to-market,
and help our customers understand how to best apply our technology.
Our services organization is dedicated to helping customers develop cost-effective solutions and to improving their organization's development capabilities. We strive to transfer our staff's extensive knowledge to our customers, which was garnered through years of real-world experience as pioneers in the field of distributed computing.
Company Background:
Applied Reasoning was founded in 1991 to commercialize artificial intelligence
technology developed at Purdue University's Knowledge-Based Systems Lab. In
1995, the company was divided into two divisions, one selling object-oriented
(OO) software development tools in the Smalltalk market, and the second offering
OO software development consulting services to Fortune 500 firms. Applied
Reasoning's services were sought out by firms that wanted to make the transition
to object-oriented software development and distributed object computing in
Smalltalk.
From 1996 through 1999, the company's products division grew by releasing three major products including: Dynamic Diagram Framework (DDF), which was a product for building highly interactive diagram-based user interfaces for visualizing complex systems; GeoSynchrony, which was an advanced geographic information system (GIS) tool for incorporating geo-spatial information into an application; and Classic Blend, which was a Java thin-client middleware product for putting Smalltalk applications on the Web. The services company also grew by focusing its efforts on the telecommunications industry.
In 1999, the company made a successful transition to Java technology consulting with a focus on the financial services industry. The product division began transforming Classic Blend into a total Java technology product. In February 2001, a new version of Classic Blend for the Java marketplace was released. In 2000, the company began rearchitecting Classic Blend for use in wireless mobile devices. The new mobile product is called Mobile Classic Blend.
Achievements:
In 2000, Applied Reasoning was identified as number 232 on Deloitte &
Touche's Technology Fast 500, which recognizes the 500 fastest growing technology
companies in the U.S., based on a five-year percentage increase in revenues.
Applied Reasoning grew 1750% from 1995 through 1999. Applied Reasoning's sales
were more than $10 million in 2000.
Contact Information:
P.O. Box 25097
Overland Park, KS 66225
Phone: 913.338.0203
Fax: 913.338.0186
Driving directions from Kansas
City International Airport: I-29 South; exit right on I-635 South; exit right
on I-35 South, exit right on Hwy 69 South, exit right on to College Blvd east;
turn left on to Lowell going north; office is on the east side of Lowell in
the 300 block.
U.S. Development Offices & Regional
Sales Staff
RTP (Durham), North Carolina; Atlanta, Georgia; Baltimore, Maryland; Los Angeles,
California
Management Team
| Scott C. Bublin Ph.D. | Founder, President & CEO |
| John A. Stutz, Ph.D. | Founder, Vice President & Chief Technical Officer |
| William R. Burdick, Jr. | Founder, Vice President & Chief Scientist |
| David D. Lee, Ph.D | Vice President, Chief Operating Officer |
| Michael S. Diamond | Vice President, Professional Services |
| Daniel Drasin | Vice President, Technology and Product Development |
Media Contact
Dan Drasin
drasin@appliedreasoning.com
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