ENVISIONWARE, INC.
DULUTH, GA

EnvisionWare, Inc., founded by CEO and co-founder Mike Monk nearly two decades ago, is dedicated to developing self-service and efficiency solutions that enhance library services and empower patrons. The company's mission remains focused on providing unparalleled customer service and support to every library globally, irrespective of size or resources. As a privately-owned entity established in October 2013, EnvisionWare operates autonomously from capital funds, bank restraints, or parental directives, ensuring that strategic decisions are aligned solely with the interests of customers and the library industry. This independence fosters innovation and responsiveness to customer needs without external constraints. With a global reach impacting over 10,000 libraries worldwide, EnvisionWare maintains direct communication channels between its management and executive team and its customers. This open dialogue facilitates feedback that helps the company refine its services and develop new ways to enhance public library offerings. EnvisionWare's integrated utility applications are designed to optimize library operations while ensuring patron privacy is protected. Offering a consistent and intuitive user experience, these solutions simplify installation and maintenance for staff through collaboration with a single vendor partner. Headquartered in Duluth, Georgia, EnvisionWare operates under the registered Florida company status as a Florida Foreign Profit Corporation (FORP). Further details include: - Mailing Address: One Sugarloaf Centre, 1960 Satellite Blvd., Duluth, GA, 30097, US. - Contact Numbers: (800) 216-8370; (678) 382-6500; and (678) 382-6501. - Filed Number: F13000004441. - Officers: Mark Miller serves as both Director and Chief Executive Officer, complemented by Director Brian Beattie. - Website: envisionware.com EnvisionWare remains committed to its vision of enabling libraries to expand services, introduce new programs, and foster community engagement through innovative solutions.