About

Engineering

May 1, 2018

SciBit re-establishes a full electronic engineering division to focus on bespoke customer requirements and solutions. For more see Engineering.

Argos

September 1, 2016

SciBit designs and develops a fully South African LPR (License Plate Recognition) system for the local market called Argos.

Innovate

February 1, 2016

SciBit innovates and retools countless old Internet Service Provider technologies to address various shortcomings in security, failover and high availability domains.

Desk.Plus

July 1, 2015

SciBit establishes specific business units specializing in retail (as Desk.Plus), software engineering and security domains.

Disaster Recovery

June 1, 2013

SciBit pioneers robust on- and offsite disaster recovery and backup systems at various locations in South Africa.

MyLook

October 9, 2006

SciBit designs and develops our Web 2.0 offering called MyLook, a generic MVC system environment agnostic platform capable of creating a basic system by a intermediate developer in less than a day, that will become the basis of countless systems ranging from broad based tender procurement, kiosk content, insurance asset management and various bespoke CRM systems in the mining-, insurance – and financial industries.

Anglo

January 1, 2002

SciBit establishes a long term software engineering contract with Anglo American Platinum which lasts the next 14 years and include innovating countless of their primarily intranet based systems.

MySQL

June 1, 1999

SciBit develops the first MySQL component suite for Delphi for use by developers worldwide. This is soon followed by the first Windows GUI for MySQL called Mascon. Mascon’s source would later be sold to be the base for Navicat in Singapore. SciBit releases a new version of Mascon called MyCon.

Company

March 1, 1998

STS Software Closed Corporation is upgraded to SciBit – Scientific Bitware (Pty) Ltd

Agriculture

January 1, 1997

STS designs and creates various PLC devices for the agriculture specializing in temperature and humidity control.

Synchronized Clocks

January 1, 1996

STS designs and creates the hardware, firmware and software for a Synchronized Clocks system for and provision at the clinics at FARMOVS

TempMon

January 1, 1995

STS designs and creates a world first validated Temperature Monitoring System for the pharmaceutical industry and provision at FARMOVS and in 1997/1998 at HMR, today Sanofi, in Milton Keyes, UK.

Established

March 1, 1994

ST Software CC established by Jacques Venter and Dr. Toit Mouton, today Prof. Mouton. The initial focus is to design electronic PLC based applications, develop the firmware and software for access control systems at UFS