MicroMain Ranks as 18th Fastest Growing Private Company in Austin

Winners were selected based on revenue growth from 1999 to 2001. MicroMain's revenue grew 84.03% in those three years.

"We're very pleased to receive this honor," said Joe Brummer, Vice President of Marketing for MicroMain, who received the award on behalf of the company. "In contrast to many other technology companies in Austin, MicroMain is hitting its stride and growing rapidly in the current economic climate. Our products are clearly meeting customers' needs worldwide."

The Austin Business Journal annually recognizes the top 50 fastest growing companies in Austin, dividing the group into those below $10 million in revenue and above $10 million in revenue. Eligible companies must be headquartered in Austin, privately owned, and willing to share revenue information, which is verified by PricewaterhouseCoopers. This year's Top 50 list included companies from a wide variety of industries, such as technology, healthcare, finance, and real estate.

"This award is a tangible symbol of our company's commitment to the best product and best service for our customers," said Pat Conroy, President of MicroMain. "We're proud of our accomplishment and look forward to building on our success."

About MicroMain
MicroMain Corporation (www.micromain.com) provides award-winning maintenance and facility management software and services to organizations worldwide. All MicroMain products are delivered with complete source code, an unprecedented offering that gives each customer complete solution control and flexibility. With MicroMain's easy-to-use system, customers simplify the maintenance process with automated work orders, improved preventative maintenance scheduling, and enhanced equipment tracking and inventory control, which reduces downtime and significantly lowers costs. MicroMain's data-enabled facility drawings and reports also enable professionals to better manage and extend facility operations. Founded in 1991 in Austin, Texas, MicroMain supports over 14,000 licenses in more than 4,200 facilities throughout the world.