To be a good company today does not mean simply being a profitable one that does not violate rules (regulations, codes of conduct, compliance, etc.), but rather, it requires to be one which actively benefits the lives of all its stakeholders: customers, employees, managers, investors, the community, the environment, and so on.
Through a process of theoretical research, conceptual distillation, and subsidiarist implementation, Continuum aids companies in becoming good: not merely profitable, but beneficial–true doers of good deeds.
Additionally, semiotic analysis is offered to help each company develop a strategy for communication and marketing that understands deeply the nature of what is being signified, the means of signification, and the reception in the community.
Continuum Philosophical Insight 