About us
CODE79 SComm was founded by Gilles Fauvie and Jean-Philippe Fossion, two passionate professionals driven by their love for open source technologies and innovation.
With decades of experience in IT and a shared vision of empowering businesses, they created CODE79 SComm to provide expert services in consulting, training, and support. Their mission is to help organizations succeed by harnessing the power of open source while fostering a culture of collaboration and excellence. At CODE79 SComm, passion meets expertise to deliver solutions that truly make a difference.
Gilles Fauvie, co-founder, Open Source Enthusiast
Gilles Fauvie is a seasoned IT professional with over 25 years of experience, including more than a decade as a PostgreSQL Database Administrator. A passionate advocate for open source technologies, Gilles combines deep technical expertise with a drive to empower businesses through innovative solutions.
Gilles has always been fascinated by technology, launching his first BBS at just 14 years old. His journey has taken him across the globe, from the United States to Africa, enriching his perspective and fueling his entrepreneurial spirit.
As the co-founder of CODE79 SComm, Gilles is dedicated to delivering excellence in consulting, training, and support. His resilience and determination, shaped by personal and professional challenges, make him a trusted leader committed to helping clients succeed.
Jean-Philippe Fossion, co-founder
Jean-Philippe Fossion is a seasoned computer scientist driven by an enduring passion for innovative technologies. His journey into the world of computing began at the tender age of 10, when he started writing programs on the legendary ZX81, one of the first home computers to ignite the imaginations of budding tech enthusiasts.
Over the years, he has quietly built expertise in innovative technologies, applying them to practical challenges.
With decades of experience, Jean-Philippe remains dedicated to creating solutions and sharing his knowledge, driven by the same passion that sparked his interest in computing as a child.