VALUES



At Uhlig, we believe
that success is not a
product of luck or
timing, but rather

the long-term application of fundamental values to practical goals. That systematic, principled progress is a cornerstone of our company culture, and is reflected in the products and services we create, which emphasize the same values that have been so important to our development as a company.

By the nature of our work, the most fundamental value of our company

Our company
and our
solutions are designed to enrich the lives
we touch, not
exploit them.
and its products is freedom of expression, and respect for the all-important role that meaningful communication plays in business, society, and personal relationships. Like all forms of power, however, the ability to communicate cannot be one-sided, monopolized, or allowed to overshadow or diminish the value of the individual. On the contrary, it should celebrate and encourage the uniqueness of

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The cornerstone of our company is systematic, principled progress, centered on the application of fundamental values to practical goals.

every human mind, nourishing the creativity that is the engine of our shared progress.

Another central tenet of our company and its products is the belief that the power to communicate brings with it

values - Somers Randolph Sculpture the obligation to do so responsibly, without intruding on or setting at risk the rights of others. Whether in terms of copyright, defamation, data security, forest preservation, or the broader realm of privacy and moral rights, our company and our solutions are designed to enrich the lives we touch, not exploit them.

Finally, in everything we do and build,
we strive for fairness – of access, of opportunity, of education, of trade. From our employment policies to our Braille product options to our Fair Housing standards, we want to be measured not only by what we do, but by how we do it.

By the nature of our work, we
understand and emphasize the
all-important role that meaningful
communication plays in business
and society.

“Act as if what you
do makes a difference.
It does.”


— William James