Boyle Software today announced its spot on the Software 500, Software Magazine’s list of the world’s foremost software and services providers, featured in the publication’s June/July 2001 issue. Boyle Software was ranked 419.
“Despite all the dot-com casualties, the Internet continues to change the way we do business and software plays a critical role,” says John Desmond, Software Magazine’s editorial director. “The CIOs, senior IT and e-business managers who read Software the Software 500 ranking reflects those changes.”
Software Magazine’s annual compendium of software and services suppliers catalogs the ranking, financial performance and growth, and primary business sector for each company as well as trend information for the Software 500 as a whole. The Software 500 is a comprehensive look at the enterprise software landscape, encompassing both public and private companies that develop business software and services. The ranking is based on total worldwide software and services revenue for 2000. Suppliers are not ranked on their total corporate revenue, since many have other lines of business. Software revenue includes license fees, as well as maintenance and support revenue, professional services/consulting, and custom programming. The financial information is based on the calendar year and was gathered from Software Magazine’s vendor survey, public documents and industry analysts.
A complete list of this year’s Software 500 financial ranking and alphabetical list can be found at www.softwaremag.com. This year, registered users can search and sort the entire list by primary business category.
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Software Magazine reaches 72,000 CIOs and senior IT managers in mid- to large-size organizations. Editorially the magazine is focused on the top 10 business priorities of its audience as determined by leading industry research firms. The magazine is a field guide to the products and services available to help its readers create a short list of vendors to consider for solving business problems. The BPA-audited magazine has a controlled print circulation of 72,000. Privately-held, Wiesner Publishing, Englewood, Colo., publishes 11 magazines.