The Company

CSC Global Technologies is a privately held Canadian company based in the city of Calgary, Alberta. It markets its' products, services and associated technologies under the trade name of Canvid. The company was organized in July, 2001 by three founding organizations, with the purpose of developing internet based technologies. Within months the objective was further refined to develop Video and Audio compression technologies that surpass the performance criteria of the then existing solution. Through the long and hard three years of Research & Development efforts, this objective has been accomplished. CSC now controls a comprehensive line of unique, innovative, revolutionary, and industry leading proprietary compression technologies and solutions. In a mere three and half years, it has powered itself into an organization offering a video compression platform which has no equal in the world.

While others make claims, we believe in ‘show me don’t tell me’. Our technology consistently out performs the applications offered by much larger corporations. Our compression ratios are much higher, we can deliver video on a dial up modem, the quality is always maintained at VHS, Broadcast or DVD quality and we can encode video a stream ‘on the fly’. We back up all our claims through actual demonstrations on demand. In a recent demonstration, in the office, of one of the world’s leading compression technology providers, our compression outperformed their just released version by a factor of 5:1, while maintaining video quality. This is a significant advancement.
The Internet based services such as video-on-demand, video broadcast, video conferencing, e-learning, telemedicine, security and surveillance which were, in the past, confined to large corporations due to large capital and operating costs can now be made available to everyone. The 84% of the worldwide Internet users who have access to the Internet through a low bandwidth dial up modem can now utilize these Internet based services without incurring the huge costs.
The company has introduced three of its applications into the market place. These applications include Internet based video conferencing for home and business consumption, real time broadcast over the Internet and video on demand through download & play and streaming. The sub-application of the video on demand is video on PDA. The company feels that both public and private corporations will be highly receptive to this particular application as it allows storage of up to 4 hours of video contents on 256 MB flash card.

The company has three highly sought for applications in the development stage. This includes e-Learning, Tele-Medicine and Security & Surveillance. Company anticipate the entry of these applications into the market place in later part of 2005.