NetSupport began with a modem, a distant PC and a motorway journey nobody wanted to make. Thirty-seven years later, the British software maker still sells the same practical promise: see the problem, reach the machine and put the human back in control.
The Austin software company turned a simple question - who is in danger, and did they get the message? - into a platform used by more than 3,500 organizations. Its next act is using AI to spot trouble before the first alert is sent.