Despite the fact their entertainment software was often categorized as bad, Baudville still exists even today. But it's long since they began ignoring the game industry.

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Baudville was founded in 1983 as a software development firm. The name was created by combining the computer term "baud" with the exuberant theatrical term "vaudeville." In 1985, Baudville introduced the first version of its popular Award Maker software, thus ushering in a decade-long transition from an entertainment software company to an award and recognition company.

The privately held Baudville is parent company to two primary business units. Baudville focuses on its inventory of award and employee recognition items, of which 95% is proprietary, designed in Grand Rapids and marketed exclusively by the company. The other arm, IDville was launched in 2002 offering identification software and systems and all of the products that support the identification of employees, students, and staff.