Infinity Software Development

Founded in 1994, Infinity Software Development is a consulting and software development firm. We are proud to define our success in terms of the long-term relationships we forge with our clients and our employees. With locations in Tallahassee, FL and Atlanta, GA, Infinity has grown from a one-person startup to a significant corporation of over 150 talented, full-time professionals.

Infinity's client relationships are based on delivering the highest quality professional technology consulting and development services.

Infinity enjoys an excellent reputation as a proven resource for project management, business consulting, full lifecycle software development, graphic design, website design and development, training services, and network services.

With customers in private business and the public sector, Infinity takes pride in a history of projects that significantly enhance our clients' businesses. We also recognize the value of public service, and we're honored to contribute to the welfare of our community in a variety of ways.

Awards

2006 IT Florida Awards : Infinity was a finalist in the High Growth Company/Operation of the Year category. This award recognizes a company or operation that has successfully seized the opportunity to capture a greater share of its product or service market. More information on the IT Florida awards can be found at www.itflorida.com.

Inc 500 : Inc 500 Award.For the third straight year, Infinity has been named one of the fastest-growing companies in the country by Inc magazine. Infinity ranked #486 on the 2002 Inc 500, the comprehensive list of the United States' hottest private companies. The 2002 ranking reflects 459% revenue growth from 1997 to 2001. Infinity was previously named to the Inc 500 in 2001, with a ranking of #452 and 5-year revenue growth of 651%. The 2000 EDition of the list gave us a #146 ranking with 5-year revenue growth of 1,614%. More information on the Inc 500 can be found at www.inc.com.

Florida Trend Magazine's 2003 Annual TopRank : Infinity was named one of the "Top 25 High-Tech Companies" by Florida Trend Magazine's Annual Book of Lists. Infinity joins 24 other multi-million dollar information technology firms across the state. The companies are ranked by 2001 revenue. We were also listed in the 2001 and 2002 editions of the list.

Ethics in Business Award : The Rotary Clubs of Tallahassee created the Ethics in Business Award to recognize ethical standards of honesty, integrity and consistency in dealing with employees, contractors and customers. Infinity's founder Tom Lynch was honored with the Clubs' second annual award, which exemplifies the company's commitment to high ethical standards.

Florida 100 : Infinity has been recognized as one of the fastest-growing private companies in Florida by the University of Florida's Warrington College of Business. The College's Fisher School of Accounting and the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation compiles the annual Florida 100 list. All companies on the list must be privately-held corporations or partnerships; must have at least a three-year sales history with an increase in 2000; must have sales of more than $250,000 in 1998; and must be headquartered in the state of Florida. The qualifying companies are ranked according to their revenue growth.

1999 Vendor Achievement Award : The State of Florida Department Of Management Services awarded this designation to Infinity for the quality of the services that they provide to the state of Florida.

1999 Florida Business Award : The Department of Elder Affairs presented this award to Infinity for recognizing and supporting the value and diversity of elder Floridians.

1999 Small Business of the Year : The Tallahassee Area Chamber of Commerce presented this award to Infinity for demonstrating excellence in each of the following areas: human resources, community involvement, innovation and imagination, economic development, growth, stability and vision.

Community Service

Girls and Boys Town

In May 2007 Infinity took part in a Room Makeover Event to refresh and refurbish some of the homes on the Tallahassee Girls and Boys Town campus. A group of Infinity staff and their families redid the rooms from top to bottom, providing a fresh coat of paint and new bedding and accessories for the rooms.

Big Bend Saltwater Classic

Infinity has in past years sponsored the Big Bend Saltwater Classic fishing tournament. The tournament was launched in 1989 by The Organization for Artificial Reefs, Inc., (OAR), a private, non-profit, marine interest group based in Tallahassee, and currently, all of the proceeds derived from the event are used to expand and develop a system of artificial reefs in the Northeastern Gulf of Mexico, OAR's purview of operation.

Back to School Drives

Excerpt from Tallahassee Democrat:

Tallahassee-based Infinity Software Development, Inc. invited 30 residents of the area's Florida Baptist Children's Homes to attend the event at Bealls Department Store on Capital Circle. But before they even set foot in the store, Infinity Software volunteers gave each school-age child a backpack overflowing with notebooks, pencils, binders and all of the other items on their school supplies list.

"We want these kids to know the community cares them," said Infinity Software President Jon Taylor. "This event is a fun day for us and for them as they get the school supplies and clothes they need for the school year."

For an hour before Bealls opened to the public, the children paired up with volunteers and cruised the aisles for new clothes and shoes. Infinity Software bought approximately three school-appropriate outfits and a pair of school shoes for each child.

"When kids are prepared for school, they can walk into class on their first day feeling confident and excited AbOUT learning," Taylor said. "That's the best reward possible."

Despite the hurried pace of the tax-free, back-to-school shopping week, Bealls was eager to participate in the unique event.

"Bealls is happy to open our doors early to give some very deserving kids a fun morning of shopping," said store manager Jim Gooden.

Kathy Arrant, a volunteer who helped coordinate the shopping spree, emphasized the importance the event has for the kids.

"These are young people who rarely have choices," she said. "They've already been through so much in their lives, but today, they get to pick their own clothes and hopefully get a self-esteem boost too."

Infinity Software has organized the annual shopping spree since 2005.

Hurricane Katrina Dollar Match Program

In September 2005, Infinity announced the Hurricane Katrina Dollar-Match Program to benefit those devastated by the Hurricane Katrina disaster in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. Every dollar donated by employees was matched by Infinity and delivered to the Red Cross. Infinity raised over $4,000 to benefit the people effected by this tragedy.

Relay for Life

Infinity proudly sponsors the Tallahassee chapter of the American Cancer Society's annual Relay For Life. Relay For Life is a fun-filled overnight event designed to bring together those who have been touched by cancer in our community. At the event, we celebrate survivorship and raise money to help the American Cancer Society in its mission to save lives, help those who have been touched by cancer, and empower individuals to fight back. During the event, teams of people gather at schools, fairgrounds, or parks and take turns walking laps. Each team tries to keep at least one team member on the track at all times.

Chess Challenge

Infinity sponsored its first chess challenge in 2003 at Pineview Elementary School. The event, intended to promote better reading and analytical skills, proved to be a wonderful opportunity for teaching staff and the community to work together in educating our local youth.

PLUS (Project Literacy U.S.)

Project Literacy U.S. is a coordinated effort to increase the level of public consciousness on the issues of adult literacy. Infinity staff have competed against other Tallahassee businesses in the Executive Spelling Bee sponsored by PLUS to raise funds for area literacy programs. Infinity has done very well in this event, although "bouquiniste" spelled the Infinity team's downfall (after 18 championship rounds).

Other

Infinityx also supports a large number of other national and local charities, including:

• The American Heart Association
• The American Cancer Society
• The Alzheimer’s Project of Tallahassee
• The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science
• The Tree House
• The Friends of Maclay Gardens
• Covenant Hospice
• Hospice of Palm Beach County
• The Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Seminole Boosters
• The Dale Pullen Foundation
• The United Way of the Big Bend
• The Legal Aid Foundation
• Local sports teams

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