It appears clear to Jalios that the next growth lever for businesses will be the use of the data, more or less structured, used to collaborate and communicate: in our knowledge-based society it is becoming vital to manage even informal data.

Enterprises and administrations have developed their efficiency substantially by acquiring business information systems (IS) such as ERP, BPM and CRM.

As Internet use has become ubiquitous, organizations have acquired content management systems (CMS) to enable editorial teams to communicate with customers or staff.

Over the last decade, so-called ECM (Enterprise Content Management) solutions appeared incorporating electronic document management (EDM), alongside tools to build portals providing a single point of access to information systems.

Yet over this period we have seen increasing divergence between the services provided by organizations for their employees and the immensely popular web-based services embraced by the general public. Jalios's mission is to give its customers the benefits of these so-called "Web 2.0" services. In particular, social networks open up new perspectives that will revolutionize collaboration and drive the development of "collective intelligence".

To assure its durable growth, Jalios has always self-financed its development. The company has never failed to post a profit, and it has the resources necessary to build its future business.

 To accompany customers implementing its solutions, Jalios has made partnerships with reputed integrators and created well-adapted customer support, training and consulting services.

Today, Jalios boasts big clients in many sectors of trade, industry, and public administration.  Several hundred thousand satisfied end-users employ Jalios solutions daily to develop their business and increase their productivity.

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