2005 Releases
April 18, 2005
Servigistics Earns Spot on Prestigious List of Atlanta's 50 Fastest Growing Companies
The Atlanta Business Chronicle names service parts management leader a pacesetter for the third award year in a row
To qualify for the PaceSetter Award, companies must be headquartered in Atlanta, have achieved more than 50 percent growth for the last two years, and have revenues between $1 million and $300 million.
Servigistics has grown rapidly since being founded in 1999, and now serves 100% referenceable, market-leading clients across a variety of industries worldwide, including aerospace, automotive, high technology, medical equipment and telecommunications equipment. In keeping with the company’s clear leadership position in the service parts management software industry, Servigistics welcomed more new clients in 2004 than all of its competitors combined, and continued its unparalleled pace of innovation by recently announcing Servigistics Pricing, a new solution specifically designed to optimize and manage the pricing of service parts.
“Servigistics is proud to be among this year’s PaceSetters and truly honored to receive the award for the third year in a row,” said Eric Hinkle, Servigistics CEO. “In addition to more than doubling our revenue, we significantly increased our client base while maintaining 100% referenceability, expanded operations around the world, and delivered new functionality to meet the needs of our leading-edge clients as they work to transform their service operations into growth vehicles for their companies. This award recognizes more than just our track record of growth; it recognizes what drives that growth – our continued commitment to clients and the unsurpassed value we deliver due to the capabilities of our team and excellence of our solution.”
The PaceSetters Award is one of many recent awards honoring Servigistics, including Dell’s Services Supplier of the Year Award, Sun Microsystem’s Meritorious Supplier of the Year Award, and a spot on the most recent Supply and Demand Chain Executive 100 list.










