Visual Paradigm
By Visual-Paradigm
Visual Paradigm is a globally recognized provider of business and IT transformation software solutions. The company is dedicated to enhancing business and IT agility while fostering innovation through the adoption of popular open standards. Their award-winning products are trusted by over 320,000 users worldwide, including small businesses, consultants, blue-chip organizations, universities, and government units.
Visual Paradigm was founded in 2002 by Curtis Tsang. The company is headquartered in Hong Kong and has grown to become a leading provider of visual software solutions. Over the years, Visual Paradigm has continuously empowered organizations to develop quality applications faster, better, and cheaper.
It is known for its self-sustaining business model and has been able to grow and expand its product offerings without relying heavily on external funding.
Visual Paradigm offers a comprehensive suite of tools designed to support various aspects of business and IT transformation. Key product offerings include:
Visual Paradigm has focused on expanding its product capabilities through internal development rather than acquisitions. Recent expansions include enhanced support for various diagram types, improved database generation and reversal features, and advanced customization options for tagged values.
The latest release, version 17.2, introduced several new features:
Visual Paradigm prides itself on a culture of communication, simplicity, feedback, respect, and courage. The company consists of self-organizing teams that are given the freedom and responsibility to build great products. This agile approach ensures continuous improvement and adaptation to changing market needs.
Visual Paradigm’s software is used by a diverse range of organizations, from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, universities, and government units. The company offers a free Community Edition for non-commercial use, which has helped build a large and active user community. This edition supports over 50 types of diagrams and is widely used in educational and non-profit projects.
