Corporate History

The history of WinterSoft stretches all the way back to January 9, 2001 when David Hayes sat 12 people down and offered them positions writing software for no pay. They immediately accepted this offer because they were excited at the opportunity to improve their practical experience. After nearly 10 days of grueling work, we were ready to open our doors to customers. We are confident in our well-established software engineering procedures and we feel that we can deliver our customers’ products on time and on budget, while still providing quality software.

We have paraded ourselves on to the global market, and become known world wide as "those people who don’t charge for their work." Despite the fact that WinterSoft has no capital, few resources, and doesn’t get paid for their projects, they have caused a sensation in the Canadian marketplace. The TSE rose by 135.4 points based on the announcement that we had already entered into negotiations with our first customer.

What is the secret to all of this success? Lies. But they are entertaining lies, and in the end, isn't that the real truth?

Last Update: 2000-1-23 (with acknowledgements to Leonard Nimoy)