Network Allies Revenues Surge 56% In 2008 Sees Increased Demand for Integration and Sales Channel Services
North Andover, MA, January 19, 2009 - Network Allies, a leading provider of embedded computing services and products for the OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer), ISV (Independent Software Vendor) and MAG (Military,Aerospace,Government) markets announced revenue growth of 56% for 2008.
"We are very happy with our revenue performance for 2008," said Jim Reinhold, Chief Executive Officer for Network Allies. "This accomplishment is especially noteworthy considering the market wide turmoil in the last two quarters. In addition to adding new customers we have improved our organization through the addition of key personnel along with new services."
Network Allies offers a suite of value added and sales channel services targeted at OEMs, ISVs and military contractors looking to deploy their solutions using industry standard computing platforms such as Embedded PC, Intel Server, AdvancedTCA, MicroTCA and VMEbus.
"The significant growth we have achieved over the last two years is further evidence that key vertical markets are adopting a more efficient business model based on using off-the-shelf technology and outsourcing non-core functions related to design, integration and deployment," added David Paul, Network Allies' Vice President of Business Development. "Our sales channel business continues to expand as our technology partners see a growing portion of their customers requiring value added services."
About Network Allies, LLC
Network Allies provides design, integration, deployment and support services for OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer), ISV (Independent Software Vendor) and M.A.G. (Military, Aerospace, Government) clients that allow them to deliver turnkey solutions while minimizing non-core infrastructure. By functioning as an extension of their customers Network Allies helps clients improve the efficiency and competitiveness of their business model. The company specializes in solutions based on open system standards including PCI, PCI Express, CompactPCI, AdvancedTCA®, MicroTCA® and VMEbus as well as Linux, Solaris®, Real-time and Microsoft operating environments.
