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VisionFriendly.com, The Golden Web awards Winner

VisionFriendly.com is a niche company. "We fit nicely right in the middle," says President Rob Wenz. "Bigger companies cost more and smaller companies can't handle the various skills needed in today's world of technology and the Internet. If someone has a problem, we are there to handle it. A large company may not care or even know who you are and a smaller company is limited as to what they can do!"

December 19, 1998 VisionFriendly.com was founded as a subsidiary division of Vision Enterprises of Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois. The business plan called for the development of easy to navigate visually attractive web sites at an attractive cost.
July 1, 1999 VisionFriendly.com became independent as Vision Enterprises and VisionFriendly.com agreed to form two separate companies.
November 1999 VisionFriendly.com web site www.KanelandKnights.org was named the best High School Sports web site in Illinois by the Chicago Sun Times.
February 2000 VisionFriendly.com started Hosting web sites with Interland, the number one hosting service in the nation according to PC Magazine.
June 2000 VisionFriendly.com became an Internet service provider with Xlinet to provide ISP services.
July 2000 VisionFriendly.com developed a construction area, an innovative way for clients to keep an eye on the progress of their web site as it is being built with a status report of the progress.
September 2000 VisionFrieindly.com became the ISP for Elburn Chamber of Commerce, Aurora Chamber of Commerce, and the Aurora Airport. Aurora Mayor Stover even commented, "what a great site Aurora Airport is."
October 2000 VisionFriendly.com became a National ISP.
January 2001 With over 100 active customers VisionFriendly.com celebrated two years of business with the purchase of the latest state of the art Cobalt high speed server to ensure even better Internet service for it's clients.
September 2001 VisionFriendly.com developed flexible online E-commerce software package that allows users to easily update their Product Database from anywhere in the world.
October 2001 VisionFriendly.com developed a new concept in e-mails with Hometown E-mails as a way to customize your e-mail address.
December 2001 VisionFriendly.com partnered with MCC Technologies and Blastcomm to offer high-speed Broadband Wireless to both businesses and residential users in Kane County and the Fox Valley area.
January 2002 VisionFriendly.com implemented Web-based e-mail.
March 2002 VisionFriendly.com purchases a 2nd Unix server.
November 2002 VisionFriendly.com in partnership with CSI communications opens a technology store, selling all of VisionFriendly.com's services along with cellular phone services. The store is located at 151 E. Route 38 Suite E, in Elburn IL.
February 2003 VisionFriendly.com becomes a .NET company

March 2003 VisionFriendly.com puts 2 support SUVs on the road.
April 2003 VisionFriendly.com is proud to introduce Foray Change. Foray Change is a user update package that allow our clients to easily update text and tables on selected pages on their website.
July 2003 VisionFriendly.com purchased 2 new 2.4 GHz Pentium 4 IBM xSeries 305 Windows 2000 .NET Servers.
November 2003 VisionFriendly.com becomes a Microsoft partner.
December 2003 VisionFriendly.com becomes 5 years old and adds another IBM xSeries 305 to the server pool.
May 2004 VisionFriendly.com added 10 new Products to it's arsenal of offerings.
July 2004 VisionFriendly.com added two more support SUV's to its fleet.
March 2005 VisionFriendly.com moves into a new office space in Aurora Municipal Airport with a view of the runway and a new sign out front.
June 2005 VisionFriendly.com franchises. Our first office opens in Chicago.
July 2005 VisionFriendly.com introduces web site templates online.
August 2005 VisionFriendly.com licensed the name VisionFriendly as a Trademark and creates a new alias: VFS (VisionFriendly Services)
September 2005 VFS opens a new office in the Smoky Mountains: Asheville, NC.
September 2005 VFS introduces "PTOLive.com," a product (web site) for school parent organizations that allows special school functions to be paid online, saving on time and paperwork. This is a product VisionFriendly.com plans to take nationally.
January 2006 VFS introduces "Data Depot Pro," a web based CRM system that simplifies CRM with tools like one-click on-screen dialing.
February 2006 VFS introduces a professional version of a "Pay Pal like" online Credit Card processing option for small clients. This service, called VFSWebPay.com, makes E-commerce simple and cost attractive.