It also said the bulk of revenues, or 44%, was generated by consultancy services, the implementation of business software solutions (Customer Relationship Management, Business Intelligence) and their integration to complex ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems, 35% of revenue came from outsourcing projects and 21% from web and mobile solutions.
For 2013, the company targets to boost revenues by 30% and extend its client portfolio in strategic industries for Softelligence.
The company’s general manager Adrian Blidarus said Softelligence plans to keep its growth rate so as to exceed a new threshold of EUR2 million at the end of 2013 and to maintain its leader position in top of Microsoft partners on the CRM and cloud segments.
In 2011, Softelligence reported revenues of EUR1.062 million and had an average 40 employees. At the end of 2012, Softelligence employed 58 software experts and consultants.
Softelligence was set up in 2006 and it is owned by Teodor and Adrian Blidarus, each holding a 50% stake.