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About Syntagm

Definition of syntagm: 1. a syntactic unit or a word or phrase forming a syntactic unit; 2. a systematic collection of statements or propositions

Syntagm (pronounced with a silent 'g') was established by William Hudson in 1985, with a view to providing software development services for the newly-established graphical user interfaces (GUIs). Now, with more than 35 years of experience in developing interactive systems, William teaches, writes and consults on user-centered design and usability.

Valerie Fawcett joined the company in 1991, building a portfolio of courses and services focused on developing people and personal communication, with a special interest in gender and other diversity issues. Valerie can now be contacted via her own web site, Valerie Fawcett Associates.

Between us, we help to make many companies' most valuable assets –- human and technological resources –- more effective, resulting in greater customer and staff satisfaction. And while we are a small organisation, we

  • bring a wealth of experience
  • provide a personal service and
  • have access to a large network of associates

This makes it possible for us to address a wide range of requirements very effectively.

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