MAM Software enjoys most successful AAPEX show yet

MAM Software Inc. reports record levels of interest at this year's AAPEX show in Las Vegas

Printable version 25 November 2009

MAM Software Inc. – the US sister company of MAM Software Ltd. – has reported record levels of visitor interest at its booth at the annual Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo (AAPEX). The event, held at the Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas on November 3-5 2009, is North America's leading exhibition for the automotive aftermarket, attracting thousands of qualified buyers from around the globe.

With its largest ever booth, MAM Software showcased its Autopart business management application for jobbers (motor factors) and warehouse distributors.  Developed to capitalise on the powerful Microsoft Windows operating systems and SQL databases, the software provides a wealth of functionality including sales, purchasing, inventory, accounts, reporting and e-commerce.

"We are thrilled by the success we had at AAPEX" said Brian Allibon, President, MAM Software Inc. "The show allowed us to create new relationships with prospects, as well as maintain and strengthen our relationships with existing MAM customers."

"Our success at AAPEX is further proof of how powerful, flexible and cost-effective our business management solutions are in comparison to the competition" Mr. Allibon continued. "We are currently working through the enquiries raised at AAPEX, and we are also attracting post-show interest as a result or our attendance. The impact of our new, larger booth layout was clearly evident and a visible demonstration of the progress MAM has made this year."

Ian Warwick, CEO of MAM Software's parent company Aftersoft Group Inc., was equally encouraged by the high levels of activity and interest shown. "The response at the show reinforces our optimism for the continued growth for MAM Software Inc.  We expect that the momentum we're experiencing - as evidenced by customer response, demand, and orders - positions us well for continued strong operating and financial performance as we head into 2010."