Micromuse Ranked 15th Fastest Growing S.F. Bay Area Company
📅 - Micromuse Inc. (micromuse.com), a leading provider of fault management and service assurance software, said on Thursday that it had been ranked number 15 on an annual list of the 150 fastest growing public companies in the San Francisco Bay Area, published by the San Francisco Business Times.
The company said its ranking was based on revenue growth of 320 percent, measured over a three year period ending in fiscal year 2000. Micromuse moved up 22 places from its number 37 ranking on last year's list.
"We are pleased to be recognized once again as a growth leader by the San Francisco Business Times," said Greg Brown, Chairman and CEO of Micromuse. "As customers focus increasingly on business efficiency and return on technology investment, our Netcool suite is well positioned." The Netcool software is designed to help organizations ensure the uptime of their network services, lower operational costs and streamline network operations.
The San Francisco Business Times? considers companies headquartered in the five county area in the San Francisco metropolitan area. The company must also have been publicly traded for three years, and have reported revenue beginning in 1998.
The publication annually ranks the Bay Area's top 150 publically traded companies based on financial data supplied by Standard and Poor's Stock Reports, Hoover's and Market guide. This year's list ranked companies based on percentage growth from fiscal year 1998 to fiscal year 2000.
The company said its ranking was based on revenue growth of 320 percent, measured over a three year period ending in fiscal year 2000. Micromuse moved up 22 places from its number 37 ranking on last year's list.
"We are pleased to be recognized once again as a growth leader by the San Francisco Business Times," said Greg Brown, Chairman and CEO of Micromuse. "As customers focus increasingly on business efficiency and return on technology investment, our Netcool suite is well positioned." The Netcool software is designed to help organizations ensure the uptime of their network services, lower operational costs and streamline network operations.
The San Francisco Business Times? considers companies headquartered in the five county area in the San Francisco metropolitan area. The company must also have been publicly traded for three years, and have reported revenue beginning in 1998.
The publication annually ranks the Bay Area's top 150 publically traded companies based on financial data supplied by Standard and Poor's Stock Reports, Hoover's and Market guide. This year's list ranked companies based on percentage growth from fiscal year 1998 to fiscal year 2000.
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