About Semiologic

Semiologic, or semiotics, is the philosophical theory of signs and symbols in communication, having three branches: Syntactics, semantics, and pragmatics.

Semiologic — but not semiotics — is also an obsolete medical term for symptomatics. As for the Barthesian concept of Semiologic, it is in many respects the "symptomatics" of linguistic signs.

This web site's name, however, is a contraction of semio (as in meaning) and logic (as in solutions), or meaningful solutions.

As for the site itself, it initially was Denis de Bernardy's personal blog, and online collection of software and resources. It eventually turned into a real business, built around Semiologic Pro and its thriving community.

About Denis de Bernardy

I'm an entrepreneurial-driven IT consultant, with some understanding of psychology.

I've had a variety of jobs before starting this site. Namely network engineer, software developer, and business developer. And before that, I was also involved in research related to the making of and the adoption of beliefs — e.g. things related to marketing, management and behavior engineering.

This site eventually turned a full time job that I can do while traveling from a country to the next.

Contact Details

Meaningful Technologies Corporation
1285 Avenue of the Americas
35th Floor
New York NY 10019

sales at semiologic.com
support at semiologic.com

Contacting Denis

I'm usually somewhere in Central America; less frequently in Europe or the US. My number changes accordingly, so skype (ddebernardy) is the safest way to catch me.

Nonetheless, you might need to get in touch by phone. I do my best to keep the cell phone I'm currently using in bold. (Please mind the time zone if you call.)