About Us
Soft Blue was
founded by Michael C. Beulah in 1993, as an applied technology
company developing software architecture for Fortune 100 Companies.
After successfully contributing to the commercial development
of software products for these establishments Michael decided
to focus the firm’s efforts to independently develop
educational and entertainment programs.
Soft Blue has focused its resources to the
development of education software products and geared it
towards the general education market and at- risk populations
(culturally, financially and educationally.)
The company’s mission is to enhance
the educational and developmental experience of school age
children using diverse images in urban culture that tie into
key disciplines in education curriculum.
Soft Blue and
its partners devote time and energy to provide responsible
parents and progressive education organizations with software
products that increase the interest for learning while building
self-esteem and critical thinking skills in today’s
children.
Soft Blue areas
of planned product development include the introduction of
local, national and international peoples in their habitats
and environments as well as, curriculum enhancement in the
areas of Math, Social Studies, Science, and Language Arts.
Soft Blue's technological
focus is intelligent "Smart-Logic" a proprietary
software platform developed by Soft Blue to create individualized
learning-paced systems.
Soft Blue's Founder
and President, Michael Beulah, is a graduate of Carnegie-Mellon
and Drexel Universities. Michael majored in mathematics, economics
and computer science and graduated in the top ten percent
nationally in mathematical concepts. He has spent more than
15 years developing software for Fortune 100 companies (from
Defense to Pharmaceuticals).
After many years of implementing the product
ideas of others, Mr. Beulah decided to bring his expertise
to projects for which he has a vested interest. The first
fruits of this change of focus are manifest in Soft Blue's
flag ship product "Pop-Pop Math."
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