History
In many ways, Electronic Data Transfer (EDT) and Bulletin Board Systems (BBS) were the precursor to the Internet. Kevin Mayer was involved with both as early as 1985. In 1989, he began experimenting with the Internet using a text interface and UNIX commands. His excitement escalated when he started thinking about potential commercial applications.
It wasn't until the first graphical browser was introduced in 1993 that the true power of the Internet was unleashed as a new medium of interactive communication. Two years later, Bear Creek Web opened its doors with the singular purpose of helping businesses understand and utilize the tremendous promise of the Internet.