ViewSonic Corp. celebrates its 35th anniversary. The creation of products, services and ecosystems brought the company to the forefront of hybrid work and education environments with visual engagement tools that span hardware and software solutions, which in these 35 years include:

The launch of the first LCD monitor (1997)
The launch of DLP projectors (1999)
The presentation of one of the largest plasma screens (2001)
Monitor line upgraded from CCFL backlight to LED displays (2011)
The development of the ViewBoard interactive flat panel display (2017)
The creation of the myViewBoard software suite, which now exceeds 6.5 million users (2018)
The launch of the ViewSonic ELITE line of gaming monitors (2019), followed by the OMNI brand in 2022

ViewSonic's Ecosystem as a Service strategy led the company to partner with governments, schools and educational institutions to launch training and certification programs. By building a community of educators, a platform to share experiences and exchange ideas, ViewSonic created an ecosystem within the education industry around digital teaching.

The brand's presence in Latin America celebrates its 25th anniversary, a time in which it received praise for its culture, responsibility programs and innovative products. These recognitions include:

Best Place to Work, by the Orange County Business Journal, home of ViewSonic's US headquarters.
Next Generation School Solutions Provider of the Year, EdTech Breakthrough Awards Program.
iF Design Awards for excellence in the design of its products.
Editor's Choice recognition from top publications

ViewSonic continues to evolve and advance its product line, investing in the latest technologies and creating communities for educators, content creators, gamers and others in the various vertical markets that are inspired by visual excellence. Additionally, it will continue to give back to communities that support education and children with its ongoing partnerships with United Way and Make-A-Wish. To date, the company has donated more than half a million dollars in money, products, services and scholarships to programs and schools in the United States.