Empowering the Software Generation™
SoftWide® has been developed to revolutionise software manufacturing, distribution and retailing across the world.

Traditional software retailing needs fixing. It is exposed to considerable limitations. It requires a broad range, substantial shelf space and storage as well as stock financing. Additionally, it is subject to rapid upgrades and stock clearances. Therefore, not surprisingly retailers have seriously reduced their product offering and have abandoned all but the top selling chart titles.

The SoftWide® system, on the other hand, is a revolutionary approach to the retail selling of computer software and digital content which eliminates both inventory and logistics.

Through a significant advance in digital licensing, with a number of fundamental patents pending, the SoftWide® system manufactures “On Demand” and “Just In Time” factory quality discs and packaging at each individual store within 4 minutes.

SoftWide® technology already offers products for PC Windows, Apple Mac OS, Pocket PC, mobile phone accessories and talking books. The SoftWide ® solution is also capable of supporting music and is easily upgradeable to DVD for the release of console platforms.

Tribeka, the developer of SoftWide®, has already secured licensing agreements with over 225 leading publishers for worldwide distribution.

The SoftWide® system offers huge advantages over the conventional retail model:
No stock requirement; No unsold or physical returns; Extended range availability; Latest version available; Very fast product release and no distribution delays; No shrinkage; Eco-friendly; No stock dumping; Vastly superior financials

Indeed, a store using the SoftWide® system is able to achieve net margins of over 10 times greater compared to a traditional store.

The retail PC software market available to SoftWide® is already worth over $2 billion in the UK alone. Adding console software and other digital media, such as DVD movie and e-book, SoftWide’s® UK market will grow to $6.5 billion by 2009. The potential worldwide market could be worth in excess of $50 billion.