About

Francis W. Olschafskie is the CEO and Founder of Read and Note™. Mr Olschafskie is an internet system designer by trade having developed many web based first line technologies. His responsibilities include managing the enterprise, the technology development, leading creative teams, and researching new technologies, ensuring that the technology developed meets the rate of technological change. Read and Note™ harnesses the power of Artificial intelligence and a broad set of new technologies to bring new dimensions to collaboration, streaming video, access to research libraries, multimedia annotation, across operating systems and devices, via an intuitive user interface and an advanced platform.

• READ AND NOTE HAS ALL YOU NEED IN ONE PLACE
  Whether you are a project team, researcher, or a publisher looking for a way to combine and cohesively present source data, an educational community looking to manage academic material, or a healthcare network looking to store private and confidential medical information, our team at Read and Note will provide you with the technology you need to enhance your remote in house and virtual presence.
• No other product offers AI, Machine learning fueled technological capabilites that Read and Note provides. Read and Note is a culmination of decades of technology research and development by the principals of the firm.

The founders of Read and Note have had a wide range of skill and experience to solve significant problems of technology and design. Close collaborative work and attention to the voice of the user distinguishes their methods. Read and Note is proud to offer the services of their team to clients that want breakthroughs in exceptional processes and a high value return on their investment.

Read and Note has a reputation for building highly secure AI sophisticated technology that meets the rate of technology change.

Applications for the Read and Note system are far-reaching and span across, as well as within multiple industries. The value of Read and Note is immediately recognized by both administrators and users of the system, whether the user is an individual, an institution, or a web community at large.