Computer Concepts the scale and nature of business changed fairly dramatically with the release in 1981 of a word processor called WordWise for the Acorn BBC Micro. Computer Concepts was probably the first software house to start work for the BBC which enabled the company to establish itself as the main software house in the BBC market. Throughout the 1980s Computer Concepts sold over 200,000 programs for the BBC. These included utilities, programmers tools and languages, but the main success was with business applications such as word processors, spreadsheets, graphics programs and databases. Computer Concepts also successfully produced programs for the Atari ST and Cambridge Computer Z88puter Concepts moved to new premises in 1984. Gaddesden Place is a Grade 2 listed mansion standing in eight acres of parkland in the Hertfordshire countryside. The offices are spread over 10000 sq.ft on three floors. Leisure facilities include an indoor swimming pool, tennis court and snooker room. Computer Concepts provides aftersales service which includes free lifetime technical support, free upgrades to new versions and a lowcost replacement service. There is also a money back guarantee for unsatisfied customers on all products a standard of service that is relatively unusual and has gained the company a significant sales advantage.

Address: Computer Concepts, Gaddesden Place, Hemel Hempstead, HP2 6EX, ENGLAND
Telephone: 0044 1442 351000
Fax: 0044 1442 351010
Website: http://www.cconcepts.co.uk/products/dtp.htm