InterVations Directors

Simon Craythorn & Andrew Ware

Company Formation

InterVations was founded during 1997 by Andrew Ware and Simon Craythorn. Andrew Ware and Simon Craythorn have extensive knowledge of the computer industry and have been developing computer software for over 25 years. Both became involved with the computer industry when the first microcomputers became available. To write applications for these machines, the programmers had to teach themselves not only to write software in high level languages, but to improve software performance, low level machine code also. 

Background

After graduating, Andrew Ware and Simon Craythorn met for the first time writing software for a Torquay based company. While employed by this company both programmers serviced all the large contracts including one for an American based charity in Massachusetts, where Andrew Ware spent two years.

Over the next 10 years the programmers wrote software for manufacturing production lines, off the shelf software for microcomputers, various vertical market systems, large charities and non profit making organizations.
 

While writing this software many feats were achieved, such as revolutionizing the dental market with the first windows based clinical system, and writing a database for microcomputers which was capable of maintaining millions of records, yet achieving fast data access. This database could run on both DOS and UNIX based systems and such was its' success it is still being used by all InterVations software today.

During this period Andrew Ware and Simon Craythorn made many contacts and eventually decided to start their own company. InterVations was founded primarily to create new applications and niches for the Internet, but has also been very successful with custom software development for various markets. Having always been at the forefront of technology the directors of InterVations intend to help shape the future of computing by offering both consultancy and solutions to the many Information Technology problems facing both large organizations and small companies.

Andrew Ware MSc
Simon Craythorn