Burgher Vision, Inc

Company

HISTORY

MODEST MONTANA BEGINNINGS

Starting in the early 1980's, a few after-hours projects involving the creation of graphic effects for a video editor, animator and amateur film maker for use on television, led to the selection of the company name, Burgher Vision, which operated as a part-time sole proprietership in Helena, the capital city of Montana. By 1990, enough customers had come on board to begin full-time operations.

A MONTANA CORPORATION

In 1991, we incorporated as Burgher Vision, Inc. and went on to serve dozens of customers including non-profit organizations, for-profit companies and state government agencies, specializing in systems analysis, custom software development, but also performing data recovery, hardware acquisition and setup, network installation and maintenance, training, and just about everything else that pertains to PC-compatible computers. Initially, most of our customers were located in and around the Helena area, but gradually, our customer base expanded to include other states across the US.

E-COMMERCE OPERATION

In 2002, we expanded our vision to include reselling of of flatware, fine jewelry, costume jewelry, household, collectible, personal, and other products through a variety of venues including e-commerce and online auction sites. Although successful while it lasted, this operation was suspended when we relocated our primary office to fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada. We hope to resume these activities one day, if time permits.

NEVADA OPERATION

In 2004, we relocated to Las Vegas, where we qualified as a Nevada corporation. Still remotely maintaining customer systems and software in Montana and other states, we've found new allies in Sin City, where our work now can be seen in action at selected local casinos, labor union and other commercial buildings.

LAS VEGAS REAL ESTATE

In 2005, our Vice President recognized the booming real estate market, becoming a licensed Realtor®, and quickly grew into a local expert on the astounding number of highrise and midrise condominium projects, as well as many other luxury home communities. She became so busy that she demanded that the President curtail his software development duties to become a Realtor® himself to assist her. But alas, the boom is over, so he's back in front of his computer, leaving her to attend real estate duties on her own.