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SOA System ActiveVOS Experiences Record Growth in ’08

ActiveVOS bookings increased 183% from 2007
By SOA News Desk
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January 14, 2009 03:00 AM EST
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Active Endpoints has announced record 2008 growth in sales and new customer acquisition of its flagship ActiveVOS development system.

ActiveVOS new product sales grew 85% in Q4 of 2008 compared to Q3 of 2008. Bookings in Q4 of 2008 increased 106% compared to Q4 of 2007, and year-over-year bookings in 2008 increased 183% compared to 2007.

The growth rates in new license revenue confirm the growing success of ActiveVOS worldwide. In Q4 of 2008 the product was selected by Die Mobiliar, Broadvox, and Kaplan to develop their services-oriented architecture (SOA) applications.

ActiveVOS allows developers, business analysts, operations staff and managers to develop, test, deploy, manage and maintain a new generation of 100% standards-based business process management (BPM) applications.

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