Introduction
Our singular focus at Cadesa (formerly InfoSphere, Inc.) is full-text indexing and retrieval technology.  Our single product is a high-end search engine, ProIndex, a software development kit. First released on June 1, 1995, ProIndex is now available on over ten platforms as a C library and is used in multiple programming environments around the world. We are a small company, serving a few good clients who need the raw power of a superb retrieval engine. At Cadesa we are utterly accessible, flexible, and partial to the success of our clients.

History
ProIndex was six years in developing.  There was no rush to market.  Three mathematicians/computer scientists, Brad L. Morin, Brent W. Hughes, and Chris L. Morin, Ph.D., were responsible for the C library interface, original algorithms, and coding.  The original motivation was the love of an elegant concept developed by Brad Morin in 1989. Brad, who now considers himself a theoretical mathematician gone astray, left academia in 1995 when ProIndex was brought successfully to market with the help of Wayne Rust. Randy Hughes later helped to further develop InfoSphere, Inc. and the marketing of ProIndex.

In January of 2003, Norm Christensen joined Brad and the company name was changed to Cadesa LLC. Norm's experience with information technology at Novell, West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation, and as an Assistant Director in the F.B.I. is providing new insights and opportunities for Cadesa.

Philosophy
We find great satisfaction in happy clientele.
We refuse to rush new development. Great ideas require time and a brutal beating to prove themselves.
ProIndex is unfinished business, with significant enhancements in the works, but it will remain a lean and focused SDK.

Headquarters
Cadesa LLC
189 South Country Side Circle
Orem, UT
84058