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Our History. The first version of Citavi was released in 1995 under the name LiteRat. In short order, LiteRat became one of the best-known reference management programs in the German-speaking world. In 2003, we started to develop LiteRat into a full-featured, global program: Citavi was born.

Our Mission. Citavi benefits from our ample experience with LiteRat and with research and development projects,
e-learning, and database programs. Above all, we believe Citavi benefits most from our mission: To make complex software as user-friendly and intuitive as possible.

What does "Citavi" mean?
In Latin Citavi means “I cited”, in Italian it means “you cited”, and lastly in Serbo-Croatian, it means “all encompassing, all, the totality”.

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Citavi-Team
	Coordination
	Hans Siem Schweiger COO, Marketing, Managerial Accounting Certified lawyer, degree in Business Administration. Professional training as an industrial sales representative. XING
	Support
	Peter Meurer, M.A. CEO, Support, Sales Degrees in Information Science, Media Studies, and Education. Prior degree in Nursing. Participated in the development of LiteRat. XING
	Jennifer L. Schultz, M.A., MLIS Support Degrees in Library and Information Science and Translation.
	Patrick Hilt, M.A., M.A. (LIS) Support Degrees in Romance Languages, English, and Library and Information Science. Experience in library data management. Freelance Citavi course instructor. XING
	Development
	Thomas Schempp, M.A. CEO, Head of Software Development Degrees in History and Sociology. Owner of a database development company from 1999 to 2004. XING
	Marc Eichenberger Programming Diploma in Application Development.
	Jörg Pasch Programming Degrees in Chemistry and Financial Information Systems, developer of LiteRat. In IT since 2000. XING
	Felix Brem Programming, Back-End Development Work in software development since 2000.
	Mirko Lugano Programming Degree in IT engineering. Work in front-end web development since 2006.
	Editor
	Dr. Hartmut Steuber Head of Software Design Degrees in German Literature, Sociology, History, and Education. Lecturer in Didactics. Author of LiteRat and educational programs.

Council of Users

Lars Bauer
Sonja Beeli-Zimmermann
Dipl.-Ing. Karl Bellenberg
Prof. Dr. Andreas Blätte
Peter Bonekämper
Dr. Jens Drummer
Dr. Tim Elrick
Dr. Marco Fraatz
Christian M. Geyer
Christoph Haug
Dr. Alexander Klippel, Assistant Professor
Reinhold Kloos
Peter Kramer
Rudi Lahme
Dipl.-Theol. Karlheinz C. Lang
Tanja Lenuweit
Carl Philipp Nies, M.A.
Dr. Marcus Obrecht
Marc Raum, M.A.
Nick Rudnick
Dr. Manfred Schluchter
Ulla Schmitz

Ralf Treibmann
Helmut Ullwer
Prof. Dr. Kurt Weissen
Thomas Wystrach

Contributors

French Translation

Thomas Colombera

Italian Translation

Elena Serturini-Wallbott
Isabella Amico di Meane

Polish Translation

Dominika Gajewska
Grzegorz Jarosiński

Portuguese Translation

André H. de Paula

Spanish Translation

Irene Díez San Miguel

PHP Programming

Jürgen Hörmann

Contributions to Manual

Dr. Manfred Schluchter

Art

Melanie Altenhoff
Andy Harper
Roberto Renfer
Verena Segert

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