BaRaN Systems is a leader in providing quality control software which has been instrumental in helping many of the Fortune 500 companies implement quality control on a world-wide scale. The majority of quality control experts are utilizing spreadsheet programs to enter, analyze, and visualize their day to day data. BaRaN Systems is committed to provide the best quality control programs within spreadsheets.

We started in Sherwood Park, Alberta and then move on to Texas, USA.

 

The majority of quality control experts are utilizing spreadsheet programs to enter, analyze, and visualize their day to day data.  BaRaN Systems is committed to provide the best quality control programs within spreadsheets. 1991-BaRaN Systems was founded in Alberta, Canada. 1992-Released our first Statistical Quality Control program for the Microsoft® Excel spreadsheet (SQC for Excel™) for both the PC and Mac platforms. 1994-Expanded our SQC programs to include Lotus® 1.2.3. for Windows (SQC for Lotus™), based on demand from our customers. Started providing our customers with "right to copy", site, and global licensing to reduce their overall cost. 1995-Developed a comprehensive Pareto charting program to analyze standard, cost based, and 3 dimensional data (Pareto for Excel™). 1995-Started a Homepage on Internet at http://www.baran-systems.com. 1998-Released Advanced SQC for Excel™ and SQC for Excel™ for both Excel 7.0 and Excel 97 (8.0). 1998-Released SQC for Access™ the first Quality Control Database for Microsoft Excel utilizing the state of the art database design technology. 1999-Released Advanced SQC for Excel™ and SQC for Excel™ for Excel 2000. 2000-Released Six Sigma for Excel™ and TQM for Excel™ for Excel 97, 2000. 2001-Released all products for the new Excel 2002. 2001-Moved its head office to Texas, USA. 2002-Released all products under 4 new categories. 2004-Relased all products using MS excel 2003. 2008- released all products using MS Excel 2007. 2007-2008 struggled with Mac version of MS Excel (pulled product out of market for lack of functionality in Mac Office)