
From Macintosh publishing to personalized marketing, FabCom’s co-founder has kept returning to one question: what makes a message matter to the person receiving it?

Before PDF became an everyday attachment, John Warnock had to convince people that a page should survive the journey between computers. The Adobe co-founder brought a mathematician’s precision and a photographer’s eye to the argument.
The California language company is turning translation, interpreting and training into a connected set of services and software. Its bet: speed is easier to sell when someone remains responsible for the words.