The #1 vendor of Microsoft Windows service management software
About Us
FireDaemon Technologies Limited is comprised of a small group of highly focused and talented individuals designing and delivering innovative software for Microsoft Windows. In 1999 the first version of FireDaemon was released. In 2002 the company was established in Australia. In 2006 the company relocated its headquarters to Newmarket in the UK. FireDaemon has its primary R&D centre in Austria and a customer support centre in Australia.
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FireDaemon Technologies Limited develops a range of commercial software including FireDaemon Pro, FireDaemon Fusion, FireDaemon Zero, and FireDaemon Certify One. In addition to this, the company offers free and open-source software including FireDaemon ZeroInput, FireDaemon OpenSSL and contributes to a variety of open-source projects including SQLite ORM and the Windows Template Library.
Meet The Team
James Bourne
CEO & Product Owner
Klaus Triendl
Software Engineering Director
Sangeeta Devi
Sales, Marketing & Licensing Director
Vision
To innovate and inspire the creation of superb products by virtue of embracing and empathising with the needs and challenges of those around us.
Mission
To create great, useful, cost effective software that users recommend to their compatriots, purchasers select for their clients and our team are proud of.
Philosophy
To develop a culture where openness and honesty underpin fantastic and transparent long term personal relationships between our team, customers and partners.
About The Name FireDaemon
A “daemon” is, in computer parlance, a computer program or application that runs as a background process rather than under the direct control of a logged-in interactive user. As such, modern operating systems such as Linux, Microsoft Windows and Apple’s macOS generally start or launch a variety of daemons a boot time. The term “demon” was applied by Lord Kelvin in 1874 when describing the concept behind Maxwell’s Thought Experiment to further the understanding of the second law of thermodynamics. The demon was an imaginary mediating being responsible for guarding a trapdoor between two containers of molecules. The first version of FireDaemon was written in San Jose, California in 1999 to allow a spatial software product called Formida Fire (RIP Andy P) to run as a Windows NT4 service. Hence, FireDaemon was born!
