History
Orginally developed at Westinghouse, our technology was used to manage mission-critical networks at nuclear power plants where off-the-shelf management offerings and point products could not provide sufficient control, visibility and stability. TrueBaseline's founders subsequently acquired the technology and its assets, and have kept Westinghouse as a loyal customer. TrueBaseline has continued to advance this proven technology through a flexible object relationship model that provides the only comprehensive SOA management solution available today.

Customers
TrueBaseline delivers information technology (IT) management products to a broad range of industries with mission-critical networks. TrueBaseline's solutions are flexible and may be applied productively to many vertical markets and to companies with a wide range of applications, resources, networks, and requirements. Our customers include organizations in the broadcasting, energy, and government sectors.

TrueBaseline’s Telecom SOA Innovation … a habit of performance

• 2005 – Start Up Company
  
  
• Jan. - Spin out from Westinghouse
  start TrueOMF Development
  
  
• 2006 – Demo Telecom SOA Technical Viability
  
  
• May - Applied TrueOMF to Telecom Service Management Space
  
  
• June - Debut TrueSMS at IPSF meeting Sophia, France
  
  
• Sept - Demo basic functionality IPSF meeting in Oslo, Norway
  File U.S. Patent for “Complexity Management Tool”
  
  
• Dec. - Demo fully functional Framework against IPSF spec in London, UK
  2007 – Demo TrueSMS Commercial Viability
  
  
• Mar. - Commercial release TrueSMS and Resource Broker
  
  
• Mar – Announce partnership with Avici Soapstone networks for PBT control plane
  
  
• April - 1st License Agreement with Juniper Networks
  
  
• May - Begin Commercial trials with major service providers
  
  
• May – Validate TrueSMS within IPSF Interoperability test bed
  
  
• June - Release TrueSMS Services Framework v2.0