Company recognized for innovative solutions and corporate growth in challenging market
Westport, CT (July 1, 2002) – FollowUp.Net announces that it received the Connecticut New Technology Association's for being the most dynamic technology company in Connecticut for the 2001 -2002 period. The award is given to the company that provides the marketplace with innovative and useful solutions as determined by sales growth, market penetration and "usefulness and innovation" as determined by a panel of business experts.
"FollowUp.Net was the standout technology company in the region," says Leonard Stouffer, President of the Connecticut New Technology Association of New Haven. "In a year where people we lucky to get any growth, FollowUp.Net was able to grow significantly, not only in revenues and customers, but also through the continual development of new products that address real business needs. Their FinanceTrakker and AllianceTrakker products are standouts, as evidenced by their success in the marketplace."
"We are honored to receive the Most Dynamic Technology Company award," says Chris Woods, CEO of Westport-based, FollowUp.Net. "This is a tough market and we avoided the technology slump by simply listening to the market and our customers and not getting ahead of them. We are grounded in good fundamentals in terms of expert people who can execute, good technology and solid corporate development, all of which add up to a great company. We cannot say that the last 18 months have not been a challenge. But we stuck to providing value and execution at the highest levels of the professional markets, and that has paid off.
About FollowUp.Net, LLC.
FollowUp.Net is a leader in Web-based customer profiling and target marketing applications based in Westport, CT. Its services include: FinanceTrakker™, AllianceTrakker™, and ProfileTrakker™. As an application service provider, FollowUp.Net supplies a turnkey solution of software, hosting and maintenance that integrates immediately with a vendor’s business process. Its customers include the worlds biggest financial and enterprise technology firms, traditional manufacturers and non-profits.
