Reasonable Software House Limited

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Reasonable Software House Limited
Type	Private
Founded	Hong Kong (2003)
Headquarters	Hong Kong
Key people	Alan Wo, Co-founder and Chairman
Industry	Desktop and web-based software
Products	NoClone
Website	http://reasonables.com/

The founder, Alan Wo, authored and published the first Reasonable software, NoClone, in 2003. As of Oct 2007, Reasonable Software House Limited has more than 12,000 customers in 70 countries. The software was downloaded more than 400,000 times.

A brief history of Reasonable:

2003 NoClone 1.0 was released
2004 Reasonable Software House was registered
2004 Dec, Moved into 808 Fortune Commercial Building, Tsuen Wan.
2005 Reasonable Software House Limited was registered
2005 Dec, Became a member company of Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks. Moved into 332 InnoCentre, Kowloon Tong ^[1]
2006 Jan, Spread 1.0 was released
2007 Jan, Became Microsoft Certified Partner ^[2]
2007 Jun, SERAP funding HK$228,000.00 from Innovation and Technology Fund approved. ^[3]
2007 Jun, Moved into 304C InnoCentre
2007 Oct, Anti-phishing 2.0 was released, co-op with City University of Hong Kong.

Released products and services:

[edit] References

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Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks (2005-12-01). Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks. Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks. Retrieved on 2005-12-01.
^ Microsoft (2007-01-01). Microsoft Solution Finder - View partner. Microsoft. Retrieved on 2007-02-01.
^ Innovation and Technology Commission of HKSAR (2007-06-01). Innovation and Technology Fund. Innovation and Technology Commission of HKSAR. Retrieved on 2007-06-01.