Business buoyant at MAM Software

MAM report healthy performance in first half of 2007

Printable version 27 September 2007

MAM Software has announced that business remained buoyant in the first half of 2007 as the company sustained its solid growth rate of recent years. Despite increasing market saturation, product enhancements and new innovations created additional interest that has helped MAM to win new business.

Key factors aiding the growth of MAM's business include technological advances in electronic cataloguing, the introduction of online sales applications and the development of new products for vertical markets. Current applications have also been enhanced with new features and functionality, which has motivated users to update their existing technology.

"The UK aftermarket is nearing saturation as most factors and retailers now use some form of I.T. to manage their business" explained Mike Jamieson, MAM's Managing Director. "Despite this, we've been able to achieve solid growth by winning business from our competitors and increasing revenue through innovation and diversification."

"Although the aftermarket is a mature market, it rewards innovation, giving forward-thinking companies like MAM the chance to continue their growth" continued Jamieson. "The release of products like our Autocat+ electronic catalogue has attracted new business from outside our current user base; new modules such as CRM, EMI+ and Autonet Online have encouraged upgrades from existing users; and the development of new software for vertical markets such as the tyre industry has introduced us to new audiences."