Intrinsyc
Intrinsyc Software International, Inc. () is a mobility software and services company, founded in 1996.
Products include:
- Mobile software products
- iQuickStart
- µPhone
- i-RIL & MUX
- J-Integra interoperability solutions
- J-Integra for COM
- J-Integra for Exchange
- J-Integra Espresso
- J-Integra for .NET
- Mobile reference systems
- Mobile and embedded service kits
J-Integra
J-Integra interoperability middleware is supported and maintained by the Enterprise Interoperability Solutions division of Intrinsyc Software International. The J-Integra suite of products include Java, Microsoft COM, Microsoft .NET, and Corba interoperability middleware for high performance, bi-directional, secure, and scalable interoperability.
Financial Woes
In 2002, the Government of Canada sanctioned Intrinsyc for illegally using a former government official to write their Technology Fund proposals. The company was forced to re-pay some $12 Million dollars to the Government of Canada, necessitating the immediate dismissal of most of its staff, as it had done previously in 1998. Again in November, 2006, Intrinsyc was ordered to pay repay the $8 million to yet another company, for similar infractions. Specific information about these payments may be found on both the Intrinsyc web site (www.intrinsyc.com) as well as the Sedar web site (www.sedar.com).