GATIF™ inc. (GATIF™) is a privately-held, software development firm based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, with representation around the world. Like the city we are based in, GATIF™ is made up of a diverse collection of software development experts from around the world.

	GATIF™ specializes in developing solutions for Communication Service Providers (CSP), and other complimentary OSS software development companies, that require Network Inventory / Resource Management tools which utilize Microsoft COM, DCOM and .Net technology.
These solutions include Resource Management software products which radically improve the efficiency of planning, operating and maintaining multi-service networks, as well as advanced portal, document management and knowledge management solutions.

GATIF™’s core product is Waypoint™ which provides a simple, fast, targeted method of modeling networks for Communication Service Providers around the world. Waypoint™ is the platform from which new, customized product modules are developed. Waypoint's code base is a stable time honored product base that is the foundation for many other independent software products (thru licensing agreements) around the world. Waypoint’s code base is being used by over 50 telecommunication carriers globally. By working closely with Telecommunication providers, software development experts, we strive to uncover the most relevant needs associated with modeling and maintaining telecom networks.

GATIF™’s practice ranges from hands-on consulting to complete end-to-end analysis, design, construction and integration of telecom and enterprise solutions. Our extensive repository of practical methods, templates and best practices combined with highly experienced and dedicated professionals enables us to deliver superior applications that meet our clients' requirements. GATIF is committed to providing all of our source and object code as Open Source code in order to speed up and further the development of OSS solutions for Telecom providers globally.

We will continue to partner with like minded CSP’s and software development individuals around the world in order to build open tools that telecom carriers form around the world can afford to deploy, develop and operate.