Phil Gilbert e Rod Favaron, rispettivamente presidente/CTO e Chairman/CEO di Lombardi, qualche giorno fa, hanno incontrato gli analisti di settore per fare il punto sulle attività e per dare informazioni sul futuro.
Tra gli altri era presente Sandy Kemsley che ne ha scritto un commento sul suo blog.
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"Lombardi continues to grow — 60% in license revenue and 40% overall — although their services business isn’t growing as fast as license sales since they are bringing on more partners to provide services rather than doing it all themselves, especially in geographies that they can’t cover well. They’ve increased their headcount by 25% and increased productivity (which allows them to grow revenues faster than headcount), and are in a profitable state for 2008. They believe that BPM will be counter-cyclical to the current economic crisis, and have the potential to grow in more difficult financial times due to a closer focus on ROI..."
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Per chi no fosse familiare con l'inglese Countercyclical significa "Moving in the opposite direction of the overall economic cycle"
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