Granville Software Inc. |
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remarkable solutions for law firms since 1998 |
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Our logo is called a triquetra, pronounced trahy-kwee-truh. It is a geometrical figure having three points, especially one formed of three intersecting ellipses. |
| The triquetra became meaningful to Granville Software Inc. through the popular management book, "Good to Great", by Jim Collins. Mr. Collins used the three intersecting circles to demonstrate the importance of focus in decision making. The three circles or ellipses represent: loving what you do, being the best in the world at it, and making money at it. When faced with a variety of strategic options, those fitting within the centre of the three circles ought to be given the more serious consideration.
At Granville Software we love to help make our client's work-lives better through fast, efficient and reliable software solutions. Based on our client's responses to our work we feel that we are on track to becoming the best in the world at what we do. As far as making money at it, we'll have to wait and see. Doug Miller President, Granville Software Inc. |
'solutions to get results' |
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