— Despite worldwide economic woes, Canto® announced today that 2008 was again one of the company’s strongest years on record, marking the second year in a row the software maker broke internal sales records.
Success also found Canto’s worldwide partners, many of whom saw revenues multiply by half or more—even doubling in one case. It’s not uncommon for Canto partner revenue to increase in step with the length of their partnerships with Canto, this year saw more exponential leaps in Cumulus revenues than normal.
Citing a 2008 digital asset management (DAM) industry forecast published by ABI Research, Canto CEO Ulrich Knocke offers an explanation. “ABI Research predicts a 300% growth in digital asset management by 2013,” he said. “If that estimate is correct—and it certainly could be if our partners’ combined success in 2008 is any indication—that growth has to start sometime. I think [Canto and its partners] saw the start of it in 2008 because Cumulus is often the first name organizations hear of when they investigate DAM.”
Among the Canto partners who saw the most impressive revenue increases from Cumulus sales are DataBasics (Australia), Hulinks (Japan), Modula4 (US and Germany), Microgestio (Spain), Moksa (US), and Infowerk (Germany). Factoring in services and consulting, the list grows with Heymann Consulting (Germany), Neveling.net (Germany), Otec (Canada), and XLent (Belgium).
Success also found Canto’s worldwide partners, many of whom saw revenues multiply by half or more—even doubling in one case. It’s not uncommon for Canto partner revenue to increase in step with the length of their partnerships with Canto, this year saw more exponential leaps in Cumulus revenues than normal.
Citing a 2008 digital asset management (DAM) industry forecast published by ABI Research, Canto CEO Ulrich Knocke offers an explanation. “ABI Research predicts a 300% growth in digital asset management by 2013,” he said. “If that estimate is correct—and it certainly could be if our partners’ combined success in 2008 is any indication—that growth has to start sometime. I think [Canto and its partners] saw the start of it in 2008 because Cumulus is often the first name organizations hear of when they investigate DAM.”
Among the Canto partners who saw the most impressive revenue increases from Cumulus sales are DataBasics (Australia), Hulinks (Japan), Modula4 (US and Germany), Microgestio (Spain), Moksa (US), and Infowerk (Germany). Factoring in services and consulting, the list grows with Heymann Consulting (Germany), Neveling.net (Germany), Otec (Canada), and XLent (Belgium).
