Vulcan (Polish software company)

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Company typePrivate
IndustrySoftware
Founded1988
FounderFeliks Sapiński
Vulcan sp. z o.o.
Company typePrivate
IndustrySoftware
Founded1988
FounderFeliks Sapiński
Headquarters
Key people
Jacek Różycki (Chairman)
Brands
  • Dziennik Vulcan
  • eduVulcan
  • Prawo Optivum
  • UONET+
OwnerNowa Era sp. z o.o. [pl]
Websitevulcan.edu.pl
Footnotes / references
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Vulcan sp. z o.o. is a Polish software company founded in 1988. Its main activities include digital transformation of education. It is one of the most popular electronic grade book operators.[3]

It was founded in 1988 by Feliks Sapiński and created education software, a graphics editor, a spreadsheet and a text editor, for the Elwro 800 Junior and the ZX Spectrum,[4] which it sold to the Ministry of Education.[5][6] In 1996, with cooperation with PWN, the company worked on a computer encyclopedia, which sold 40 thousand copies, and later created Vulcan Media as a joint venture with PWN.[7] In 1999 Vulcan Media was entirely bought out by PWN and rebranded as pwn.pl.[8] In May 2006 Vulcan was bought out by Nowa Era.[9]

Products

eduVulcan

References

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